Dorothy Weir. Two Floral Woodblock Prints.

Each image 9.25 x 7 inches pencil signed. Framed with original gallery label 17 x 15 inches.

TSUCHIYA RAKUSANJapan, 1896-1976Two floral and insect views: 1) Clematis and Gray Wagtail with Mantis. Signed and seal marked lower right.2) Morning Glory and Wasp. Signed and seal marked lower right.

One by I. Keinen (1845-1924) dated 1885, birds and flowers. Other print of rosesw and one of peony. Two florals attached at left margin; Keinen at top margin. Dimensions: two floral:14.25" x 9.5" Kein

Large Grouping of Asian Artto include, two floral prints on linenone having red signature stamp 17" x 13" and 9" x 13" Woodblock Print of Farmers 16" x 18" Linen Print of a Snowy Landscape and a Man i

Signed, Potted Flowers, 1972, Japanese Wood Block Print. Multicolored floral block print on a two tone white & beige background. Unframed, 21/30. Signed indistinctly on bottom. Overall Size: 38 3/4 x

Two antique Japanese woodblock prints, including: one of a woman standing wearing long decorative robes and floral headdress, holding a fan, with inscriptions surrounding her, signed Gakutei; together

including a print showing two boys wrestling by Toshu; 2 landscapes on elaborate mounts; 2 bird and flower vertical obans; 2 floral vertical obans; 3 horizontal obans with children; 4 prints of kabuki

1) Depicting a Kabuki actor as a lady on stage. Figure holding a spear and dressed in an elaborate blue floral kimono. Multi signatures. Image measures 13 1/2 inches x 9 3/4 inches.Professionally fram

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.

Three Japanese Woodblock Prints, includes: two birds with flowers, sight 9 1/2" x 14" in floral incised wood frame, 14 1/2" x 18 1/2", light foxing; Samurai horseman in water, 9" x 6", matted in gold

Two early 20th Century Japanese flower wood block books. Includes: "Japanese Floral Arrangements," by Professor S. Osashi of the Ikenobo School, 100 wood block color illustrations with text published

DESCRIPTION: Two antique, probably Meiji art pieces: one a book of woodblock floral illustrations all by the same artist, one an ink on paper illustration of a court maiden seated by a river beneath a

Japanese, 20th Century, Two Woodblock PrintsWinter street scene with geisha, and two women by the sea; both stamped, unframed.

ITŌ TAKASHI (1895-1944) Two Woodblock Prints Showa era (1926-1989), dated 1929 and 1933 Two ōban yoko-e woodblock prints, each signed Takashi and sealed Itō Takashi, published by Watana

Kawase Hasui (Japanese, 1883-1957), Two Woodblock Printsearly 20th century, ink and colors on paper, woodblock prints, both vertical prints of Japanese countryside, signed together with artist's red s

Hasui Kawase (Japanese, 1883-1957), Two Woodblock Prints includes Kishu Toro, dated Showa 18 (1943), signed together with red artist's seal to lower right of print, title and date in Japanese to left

(Japan, 1907-1997), two panel folding screen mounted with 2 large woodblock prints titled "Caress (A)" and "Caress," left print signed with Saito's red seal, right print unsigned, these screens were m

Clare Leighton (1898-1989) Low Tide, ed. 21/75, and The Beach, ed. A/15, n.d. Woodblock prints Both signed lower right 100% of proceeds from this sale go to PAAM

France/Japan, 1896-1960. Signed with stamped titles. "Le Peche Miraculeuse" and "Dans led Jardins Reserves du Palais". Farmed, 22"h. 19"w.

France/Japan, 1896-1960. Signed with stamped titles. Colorful images. "Souveniers d'Autrefois" and "Pelerinages D'Autumne". Cracked glass. Framed, 22"h. 19"w.

France/Japan, 1896-1960. Signed with stamped titles. "Le Jades". Tape stains on the margins. And "Fleur du Soir". 22"h. 19"w.

UMETARO AZECHI (Japanese, 1902-1999), "Red Bird," 1958, and Man with Striped Bird, 1957, two woodblock prints, (approximate dimensions - image (each): 8 5/8 x 6 and 10 5/8 x 5 inches, sheet (sight/eac

Kawase Hasui (1883-1957): Two Woodblock Prints a) Rain at Ushibori, dated 1929, 15 1/2 x 11 1/8 inches, Watanabe publisher's mark, with one seal to the lower right, framed and glazed; b) Dust at Itako

France/Japan, 1896-1960. Signed with stamped titles. "Fumee de Santal" and "Le Soupe aux Huitres". Framed, 19" x 22".