Kitagawa Utamaro Enjoying the Cool AT Ryogoku Bridge women children glass framed with Signature, Kansei Era Edo Japan, paper and woodblock. Vintage Glass Framed with Artist information description on back of artist history, wood vintage frame, matt inside has wear age marks, please review all photos for details and condition. Women and children on Ryogoku Bridge ENYOING THE COOL. Please reach out with questions.
This stunning Estate Find Geisha woodblock framed print by Utamaro Kitagawa is a true masterpiece. The beauty of this print is sure to captivate any viewer, with its intricate details and vibrant colors. The print is authentically Japanese, originating from Japan and featuring a traditional ukiyo-e style. The primary material of this print is paper, and it is framed in a s ilver and black frame to enhance its overall appeal. The artist, Utamaro Kitagawa, is well-known for his unique and exquisite woodblock prints. This particular print is a great addition to any collection, especially for those interested in Asian antiques and art. Frame is Silver color with black sides. Measures 20-3/4″ x 14-3/4″. I do my best to describe my vintage items.
Thank you for your interest in my listing. Please review the item description as well as any item specifics for further details including condition. I provide fast + friendly customer service so please browse thru my store. Hopefully, you will find something you want, you need, or can’t live without. My store is loaded with old, unusual items that you wont be able to find anywhere else. Thanks again for looking. NO LOCAL PICK-UPSNO EXCEPTIONS. WE PROVIDE MULTIPLE PICTURES AND VIEWS. UNLESS THIS ITEM IS LISTED AS NEW… Please pay promptly or communicate if there is a delay. We will not accept cancellations. Purchaser knowingly and freely assumes all risks of ownership and use, known and unknown If Purchaser loans, re-sells, gifts, or transfers the Item, Purchaser will obtain transferees agreement of all the terms contained herein. It is Purchaser’s responsibility to verify your status as an authorized purchaser of this item. PURCHASER WARRANTS THAT THEY HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD, AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THEY HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY THIS AGREEMENT, AND AGREE TO THESE TERMS FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT.
Thank you for your interest in my listing. Please review the item description as well as any item specifics for further details including condition. I provide fast + friendly customer service so please browse thru my store. Hopefully, you will find something you want, you need, or can’t live without. My store is loaded with old, unusual items that you wont be able to find anywhere else. Thanks again for looking. NO LOCAL PICK-UPSNO EXCEPTIONS. WE PROVIDE MULTIPLE PICTURES AND VIEWS. UNLESS THIS ITEM IS LISTED AS NEW… Please pay promptly or communicate if there is a delay. We will not accept cancellations. Purchaser knowingly and freely assumes all risks of ownership and use, known and unknown If Purchaser loans, re-sells, gifts, or transfers the Item, Purchaser will obtain transferees agreement of all the terms contained herein. It is Purchaser’s responsibility to verify your status as an authorized purchaser of this item. PURCHASER WARRANTS THAT THEY HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD, AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THEY HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY THIS AGREEMENT, AND AGREE TO THESE TERMS FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT.
THE COURTESAN – HANAZUMA READING A LETTER IN THE FORM OF A SCROLL. OLD ANTIQUE MIXED PROCESS WOODBLOCK WITH HAND COLORING. 11 1/2″ WIDE X 13 3/4″ OLD 20TH CENTURY FRAME. 9 1/2″ WIDE X 11 3/4″ HIGH ARTWORK. This is a beautiful and unique antique woodblock color print from the Edo period, featuring a scene of a woman named Hanazuma reading a letter. Created by the renowned Japanese artist Kitagawa Utamaro, this piece is a true treasure for collectors of Asian antiques and art. The artwork is made of woodblock and color on paper, with multi-color tones that bring the scene to life. It is an original piece from the Edo era, showcasing the beauty and craftsmanship of Japanese art and culture. This antique print is perfect for anyone looking to add a piece of history and beauty to their collection.
This is a nice antique Japanese Kitagawa Utamaro woodblock print of a woman with a towel or headdress in her mouth / teeth. In pretty nice shape as the pics show with some minor wear to the paper and it comes exactly as shown. I believe this was done after Utamaro but I’m not positive. It came from a home where the owner’s father brought this and other woodblocks I have listed back during WW II era. The frame measures 12 3/4″ x 16″ and the sight is 6 3/8″ x 9 1/2″.
This item is an. Please pay particular attention to. Stains, wrinkles, sun damage, insect bites, folds, chips. (Please be assured that we will not add new folds). I send a product by Japan Post. Usually takes about 2 weeks to arrive, but during busy airfreight periods, it may take 4-5 weeks. Weekends are not available because post office is closed.
Marvelous Portrait of Edo Period Beauties! We are very fortunate to be able to offer this antique Meiji era reprint. It is from our rare print collection. It is, of course, a Kitagawa Utamaro masterwork. The title is Okita and Ofuji. Without a doubt, Utamaro Japanese, c. His classic head and shoulders portraits of courtesans, geishas and teahouse waitresses are among the most sought after of all prints. In fact, many serious collectors consider Utamaro’s beauties to be the very soul of Ukiyo-e, the art of the Floating World. Utamaro’s masterworks are in the collections of many of the world’s great museums. Among them are the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the British Museum, London; the Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia; and the Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo. Kitagawa Utamaro, Japanese, c. TITLE: Okita and Ofuji. MEDIUM: Authentic polychrome woodblock print. Ink and color on handmade. 14 ¾” x 10 1/8″; (37,5 cm x 25,7 cm). CONDITION: Exquisite antique reprint. Superb condition for its age. Wonderful color and stunning detail. Slight soiling and wrinkling. Distressed grey mica background. Thinning or small remnant from previous mounting on top edge of verso. Please take a moment to carefully examine the scans. The Uki Arts Gallery.
