A pair of C20th Japanese colour prints of actors after

A pair of C20th Japanese colour prints of actors after the celebrated artist Sharaku, 8" x 13"

2 @ JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS AFTER TOYOKUNI: A pair of Japanese woodblock prints depicting Kabuki actors. Sight size: 13.25"h x 9.25"w, Framed: 21.75"h x 17.125"w. PROVENANCE: Directly from a second

DESCRIPTION: Two antique framed woodblock prints: one depicting a kabuki actor in red and white garb with face paint, one depicting a swordsman in black and white garb with floral and foliage motifs.

A pair of original Japanese woodblock prints by Yamaguchi Ryoshu (1886-1966). Both prints depict Noh play actors on a gold-painted background. Framed in the same style. Japan, circa 1950. Dimensions:

Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III) : The actor Ichimura Uzaemon XIII as Kiyotaki no Sashichi (Honjo 1786-1865 Edo) Colour woodblock print, from the series A Modern Shuihuzhuan (Kinsei suikoden), 1862. Si

Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III): : The actor Nakamura Shikan as Miho no Tanikuni shun and Kawarazaki Gonjuro as Aku Shichibee Kagekiyo. (Honjo 1786-1865 Edo) Colour woodblock print diptych; 1861. Sign

Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III) : The actor Nakamura Shikan (Katsushika 1786-1865 Edo) Colour woodblock print; 1862. signature in red Toshidama cartouche, publisher Maruya Jimpachi and censor stamp. O

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Japanese woodblock prints. Includes: 1) Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese, 1786-1865). Actor Ichikawa Ebizô. Matted in wood frame. 2) Japanese, Edo Period. Actor print. Matted in wood f

A pair of original Japanese woodblock prints by Yamaguchi Ryoshu (1886-1966). Both prints depict Noh play actors on a gold-painted background. Both prints are signed with hieroglyphs and framed in the

Lot 18 Kitagawa Utamoro Japanese (1753-1806) Pair of Woodblock Prints woodblock and silver gilt each have Adachi Colour Print Studio label verso, recut print ,,One print titled ”Mayu (cocoons)&#

Toyokuni (Japanese), Pair of Woodblock Prints, "Sightseeing Spot for Yamabuki Flowers along the Ide no Tamagawa," c. 1835 and Gototei Kunisada (Japanese), "Scene of Actors in the Memorial Performance:

Asian Kunisada 2 Japanese woodblock prints by Kunisada dated 1852 depicting Kabuki actors framed 25"h x 16 1/2"w image 14 1/2" x 10"w

Shibaraku and Yanone, Pair of woodblock prints, Kabuki Actors "Shibaraku (Ship a Minute)" and "Yanone (Arrowhead), Wood Block Print Image: 15 x 10 in.; Frame: 20 x 14.5 in. Glazed, Black

Five Japanese Woodblock Prints, framed, includes: Utagawa Toykuni, circa 1790, man pulling cart, edge stain and spotting, paper 13 1/2" x 9 1/2", Toyokuni Utagawa (possibly) actor with box, a pair of

4pc Japanese Framed Art. 2 prints by NARA HOGAN; a pair of Kakemono Landscapes. And 2 Woodblock prints featuring Kabuki actors and a blue Tori Gate. Dimensions: H: 14.25 inches: W: 19 inches ---

This pair of lovely woodblock prints are from Japanese artist Utagawa Kunisada.  Originally published in 1848-52, they are actors Bando Hikosaburo IV as Watashimori Jinpei on the right and Ichika

Japanese Colour Prints Numerous color plates. Excellent book on this subject. Author: Binyon and Sexton Illustrations: Color B/W Illustrations Dated: 1923

Gookin, Frederick W., ''Japanese Colour-Prints and Their Designers'', The Japan Society, New York, 1913, 52pp, 24 prints (2 black and white, 22 color), hardbound in brown with embossed and gilt letter

Japanese Colour Prints - total of 50 colour plates. This is a hard cover book, published in 1988 by The Phaidon Press, and is in very good condition!

Signed in pencil lower right. Approx. 11" H x 5" W sight, 16 1/4" H x 10 3/4" W with frames.

Artist: Yoshitaki, Nakai, 1841-1899 Title: Two Actors Before Mt. Fuji Date: c. 1850s Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 9 x 6 1/2 inches Notes: Lacquer highli

Larger approx. 10 1/2" H x 9" W sight, 16 1/2" H x 15" W framed. Wear to top of one print.

A Japanese colour print, two ladies with fur hats and robes walking dogs, signed with calligraphy and seal mark, 15½" x 21"

Eleven reference books about Japanese woodblock prints Taisho (1912-1926) and Showa (1926-1989) era, 1917-18 and 1941 Comprising: 10 volumes of Ukiyo fuzoku Yamato nishiki-e (Japanese Colour Prints in