Japanese WC Erotic Painting Nagasawa Kikuya1902-80

Japanese Watercolor Painting. Artist: Signed: T.Tabuchi. Subject: Torii Gate– Executed on paper. Date: C. Early 20th century. Size: Measures 13.25” x 20". Condition: Excellent overall con

Japanese Watercolor Painting. Artist: Signed: Keisyu. Subject: Winter Scene. Executed on paper. Date: C. Early 20th century. Size: Measures 6.75” x 13.25". Condition: Excellent condition. Please

W/C JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING SIGNED 18/19TH C., H. 42 1/2", W. 13"

Japan; 20th century. Watercolor on paper autumn landscape painting depicting a wooden hut on stilts by a river. There is a small waterfall and two grass huts in the distance. Signed in lower left. In

4-panel Japanese room divider with watercolor painting depicting bamboo tree, 66.4"x36.2"x0.7"

6-panel (38"Hx23"x0.5"(5), 38"Hx18.4"x0.5") Japanese room divider with watercolor paintings depicting court scene, paper tear, water damage on bottom

Japanese 4-panel (35"Hx14.75"x0.65" each) room divider with watercolor painting, water stains

Japanese Painting on Silk, Meiji-era c1870/80's original, Utagawa School (unsigned), unknown Publisher. SIZE IN INCHES: 8.75 x 6.25 COMMENTS: An original "shunga" design, hand-painted onto yellowish-g

Japanese Painting on Silk, Meiji-era c1870/80's original, Utagawa School (unsigned), unknown Publisher. SIZE IN INCHES: 8.75 x 6.25 COMMENTS: An original "shunga" design, hand-painted onto yellowish-g

Carl Sublett (Tennessee, 1919-2008) watercolor on paper landscape painting titled "The Red Door" depicting a large red house with a red door. Dated and signed "80 Sublett" lower right. The Collector's

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING DIMENSIONS: Height 80 inch / 203,3 cm                         Length 31 inch / 78,7 cm 

2 Chinese watercolor (8"x11.75", 13.65"x16.7"), a Japanese screen (34.5"Hx60.75"x0.7"), and an oil painting (29.5"x39.5")

Steve Ferguson (American, B. 1946) "1954 Boeing 367-80" Signed lower left. Original Watercolor painting on Cold Press Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder

2 Japanese woodblock prints (15.2"x10", 14"x9.2"), a gold painting of fish on lacquer panel (7"x9.5"), and a watercolor of flower (center paper damage, 14"x9.5")

DESCRIPTION: Norio Azuma (Japanese/American, 1928-2004) Silkscreen on canvas painting depicting abstract geometric imagery, signed lower right: "Norio Azuma" titled: "Interior" numbered "40/80" stampe

Yayoi Kusama (B.1929), Acrylic Painting Image Size: 46 by 31 1/2 in. (116 by 80 cm.) All measurements are approximate. Signed (reverse) Yayoi Kusama (B. 1929) is a Japanese contemporary artist who wor

Yayoi Kusama (B.1929), Acrylic Painting Image Size: 39 1/4 by 31 3/8 inches (100 by 80 cm) All measurements are approximate. Signed (reverse), with Certificate Yayoi Kusama (B. 1929) is a Japanese con

Kazuo Shiraga (1924-2008), Oil Painting Image Size: 31 1/2 by 24 in. (80 by 60.3 cm.) All measurements are approximate. Signed (lower right) Kazuo Shiraga (1924-2008) was a Japanese painter and perfor

Kazuo Shiraga (1924-2008), Oil Painting Image Size: 35 1/2 by 31 1/2 in. (90 by 80 cm.) All measurements are approximate. Signed (lower left) Kazuo Shiraga (1924-2008) was a Japanese painter and perfo

Chinese watercolor on silk laid on paper scroll, depicting family in garden, signed Qian Hui An (錢慧安), the painting was purchased in Japan, it still has the old Japanese scroll mo

Framed watercolor painting on paper, "Preservation Hall," signed lower right T. Taltavull (New Orleans, Louisiana, 20th c.), dated [19]80, sight: approx 18"h, 24"w, overall: 24.25"h, 30"w, 8.25lbs Sta

(Amer./Japanese)Oil on canvas, Waiting For Genji. Signed l.l. and dated '80(1980); 30in. X 46in.

Masano Kawakubo (Japan, 19/20th century) watercolor painting of the Toshogu Shrine, Tokyo. Early 20th c. watercolor in very good condition, with toning visible under glass. Signed lower right and note

Possibly Tosa School, Japan, watercolor, gouache and gilt painting of a youth seeming to be spying on three young girls in their room. "TOSA" and "Circa 1750" written on verso. Provenance: Martin Park