ARTIST: Yamamoto Sekkei (SEKKA YAMAMOTO). AGE: APPROX 100 years old. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. SIZE: 16 inches by 10.5 inches (41 cm X 27 cm). GENRE: JAPANESE PATTERN DESIGNS. CONDITION: (see detailed pictures) Some have stains, foxing. DESCRIPTION: deluxe printing techniques, metallic pigments, splashed gofun, etc. Were used in the making of many of the prints in this series. COMMENTS: BEAUTIFUL COLORS, GREAT IMPRESSION.
ARTIST: TSUKIOKA KOGYO (1869 - 1927). (the adopted son and student of the greatest UKIYO-E master of the Meiji era: YOSHITOSHI, hence the name). He also studied with Ogata Gekko. The influence of both artists is seen in his work. AGE: APPROX 100 years old. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. SIZE: 14 inches by 10 inches (38 cm X 25 cm). GENRE: THEATER PRINTS OR PICTURES. SERIES: A GREAT COLLECTION OF NOH THEATER IMAGES. SUBJECT: ACTORS, COSTUMES, NOH THEATER. CONDITION: very good, minor imperfections (see detailed pictures). DESCRIPTION: deluxe printing techniques, metallic pigments, and woodgrain on the background were used in the making of many of the prints in this series. COMMENTS: BEAUTIFUL COLORS, GREAT IMPRESSION, ELEGANT, AND SUBLIME. PERFECT FOR DISPLAYING FRAMED.
An original woodblock print titled “The Hell Courtesan” by Tomioka Eisen (Jigoku Daiyu) Was with the novel Shiki soku Ze-ku which was serialized in the Bungei Kurabu literary magazine. The story is based ona Zen Buddhist sutra which can be tanslated as “Forever Emptiness”. “Kuchi-e” prints were woodblock prints included in Japanese novels & magazines in the early 1900′s. The frontispiece they would be j. Ust inside the cover. These prints always had 2 folds because of their inclusion in a magazine or book. Condition is fair, There’s the two folds, some light wrinkles and spotting in the lower right. (See close up photos). Oban size it’s 14 1/4 x 9 3/8 inches. Please see our “Other” items. We are easy to contact. You will receive your feedback after leaving feedback for us.
Item Description? This is a framed Japanese woodblock print by Yoshitoshi Mori titled “Edo Bijin to Yagura Dokei, ” featuring a beautiful woman from the Edo period alongside a traditional turret clock. Title: Edo Bijin to Yagura Dokei. Type: Japanese woodblock print. Style: Nihonga (Japanese-style painting). 20.6in x 16.1in (52.5cm x 41cm). Dust and stains on the frame. Some signs of wear due to age and storage. Note? Please refer to the photos for further details. And please understand what we can. International Buyers + Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” - the US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. We want to express our heartfelt gratitude for visiting our product page. Your interest in our products means the world to us. We take pride in delivering top-quality items and exceptional service. Rest assured, your order will be treated with the utmost care. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
ARTIST: YOSHIIKU UTAGAWA (born 1833). DATE: 1867 (157 YEARS OLD). MEDIUM: NISHIKI-E (INK ON PAPER). 9.75 X 7 INCHES (25 CM X 17 CM). GENRE: UKIYO-E, MUSHA-E (PICTURES OF WARRIORS). SUBJECT: SAMURAI, SAMURAI ARMOR AND ATTIRE, SWORDS, WEAPONS BATTLE, WAR. CONDITION: Some prints have binding holes, tears, stains, and some wrinkles. Great impression and beautiful colors.
Antique original Japanese woodblock triptych print by Baido Kunisada (Utagawa Kunisada IV), published in Meiji 21 (1888) by Katada Chojiro, Asakusa district, Tokyo. This richly colored triptych depicts a ceremonial courtesan procession (oiran dochu) in Shin-Yoshiwara, Edo’s famous licensed pleasure quarter, under full-bloom cherry blossoms. Notably, two women in Western-style dress appear on the left, symbolizing the cultural transition of the Meiji era. Artist: Baido Kunisada IV (Utagawa school). Publisher: Katada Chojiro. Date: April 1888 (Meiji 21). 36.7 x 70 cm (full triptych). Condition: Antique original with light creases; backed with traditional support board as originally mounted for display. Features: Brilliant Meiji-period pigments, fine bokashi (gradation), detailed textile patterns, and elegant composition. A remarkable and highly collectible piece that captures the intersection of traditional ukiyo-e aesthetics and Meiji modernity.
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The S/N Katsuyuki Nishijima Woodblock Street Scene is a limited edition print by Japanese artist Katsuyuki Nishijima, created in 1980. This woodcut printing showcases Nishijima’s traditional Japanese woodprinting style, featuring a street scene that captures a unique aspect of Asian culture. The print is numbered, adding to its collectibility and value as an original piece of artwork. With a focus on landscapes, cityscapes, and ethnicities, this print is a special addition to any art collection, representing the rich artistic heritage of Japanese woodblock printing. “Store at Aburaokoji” by Nishijima Katsuyuki.
