ASIAN: Two botanic woodblock prints by Shodo Kawarazaki (Japanese, 1899-1973) "Bamboo" and "Morning

ASIAN: Shodo Kawarazaki (Japanese, 1889-1973) four unframed woodblock prints, botanic themes including "Wild Vine" depicting red leaves and blue berries; "Nandina" featuring a cluster of red berries;

ASIAN: Four Botanical prints, two by Shodo Kawarazaki (Japanese, 1889-1973) "Purple Iris" woodblock print and "Daffodil" a photo mechanical print; along with a Chigusa Soun (Japanese, 1873-1944) "Glad

Shodo, Kawarazaki (Japanese 1889-1973), Green Bamboo, 1954, woodblock print in color, 14.25 x 9.5 inches, unframed, SHODO KAWARAZAKI (1889-1973) is best known for his woodblock prints of flowers and o

Shodo Kawarazaki (Japan, 1899-1973). 4 botanical woodblocks. Each signed with a red seal. Each 13 3/4" x 9 1/8" (with frames 26" x 21 1/8"). Some foxing to print with yellow flowers and print with pur

Shodo Kawarazaki (Japanese, 1889-1973) 6 woodblock prints of flowers. Including: Amaranthus, Morning Glories and Roses. Unframed. Size: Each approx. 14.5'' x 9.5'', 37 x 24 cm (image); 15.75'' x 10.5'

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1954, this later printing published by Unsodo from the original woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10.5. x 15.5 inches SHODO KAWARAZAKI (1889-1973) is best known for his woodbl

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1954, this later printing published by Unsodo from the original woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10.5. x 15.5 inches SHODO KAWARAZAKI (1889-1973) is best known for his woodbl

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1954, this later printing published by Unsodo from the original woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10.5. x 15.5 inches SHODO KAWARAZAKI (1889-1973) is best known for his woodbl

ASIAN: Three Japanese color woodblock prints, including: two by Hokusai (1760-1849), “Umezawa Manor in Sagami Province” and “Fuji from Ushibori in Hitachi Province” from &#8220

(early 20th century) including: print by Kawase Hasui (Japanese, 1883-1957), Snow at Miyajima, artist's signature and seal lower right, Watanabe A-Type seal right margin, woodblock print,ÿoban tate-e

Two Framed Japanese Woodblock Prints: 'Mountain' by Yasushi Ohomoto and 'Yahgai Bridge' by Hokusai. Signed or with seals. {Frame size: H 16 3/4 x W 21 3/4 inches (42.5 x 55.2 cm)}.

Two original woodblock prints on cream-colored Japanese paper. 'Spring Song', 20 x 9"; and 'Hour of the Flare', 21 1/2 x 12" (sight). Both signed and titled in pencil by the artist.

Kawase Hasui (Japanese, 1883-1957). Two framed woodblock prints: "The Starry Night at Hachirogata Bay in Akita Prefecture" and "The Moonlight Night at Arakawa". Both framed under glass and identified

Three Japanese woodblock prints by Hiroshige, two from the series "100 views on Edo", no. 11 Kiyomitsu temple and Shinobazu pond, Ueno, ca.1856 and no. 30 plum garden, Kameido, ca. 1857, wit

Two original woodblock prints on mulberry and cream-colored Japanese paper. 'Thicket', 19 x 15 1/2"; and a print with an illegible title, 22 x 17". Both signed and titled in pencil by the artist.

ASIAN: Utagawa Hiroshige (Japanese, 1797-1858) woodblock print, "Kambara, Night Snow", originally published c.1833, from the series "Fifty-three stations of the Tokaido- Hoeido edition", depicts three

Japanese Woodblock Print by Elizabeth Keith Morning Mist Korea

Hiroshi Yoshida (Japanese, 1876-1950). A grouping of two woodblock prints: Taj Mahal No. 1 and Victoria Memorial. Both signed and titled in pencil, with inscriptions in left margins. Unframed. Sheet:

Japanese Woodblock Print Triptych, 1989, 1st edition, self published by Clifon Karhu; triptych consists of three separate sheets, numbered 47/100 in pencil SIZE IN INCHES: each panel 11.75 x 28.75 inc

comprising 2 oban prints by Kuniyoshi, including a scene from the tale 'Inai-Soshi', by Chozan, of the old cat recounting her brave deeds, the other depicting two cats as a kabuki warrior and a musici

'Pilgrimage to the Cave Shrine of Benzaiten on Enoshima in Sagami Province.' Woodblock prints. Two panels of the triptych. 14 1/2 x 19 1/2".

Tomio Kinoshita (Japanese, 1923-2004) Two Heads, 1969, woodblock print in colors, pencil signed lower right, dated lower center, edition 13/50, image: 32.5"h x 22"w, overall (with frame): 42"h x 31"w

Japanese, 20th C. Together with a woodblock print of two geisha and a scroll of a seated man. 3 pieces Sight size: 12-1/4"h x 9"w and 14-1/4"h x 9"w

'Viewing Cherry Blossoms at Gotenyama.' Woodblock prints. From the series 'Famous Scenes of Edo in the Four Seasons'. Two panels of the triptych. Backed with kozo, possibly chine-colled paper. 14 x 19