Manner of Paul Jacoulet; Cleaning time

Four large unsigned floral woodblock prints, identical framing. No apparent marks. Dimensions: Sight for each is 14 1/2" x 20", the frame 28 1/2" x 22 1/2".

"Les Vieux Manuscrits - Coree, Seoul." Print. Possibly 126/150 on rear. Approx. 15" H x 11" W sight, 25" H x 21" W framed.

Print. Signed in print lower right. Approx. 15" H x 12" W sight, 21" H x 16" W framed.

Table lamp having a chrome column and base with an acrylic and nylon string designed shade, in the manner of Paul Secon, as influenced by Naum Gabo's Linear Construction In Space. At the time of catal

American School, Times Square impasto painting, American School (20th c.), Times Square, abstract impasto oil on canvas, in the manner of Gen Paul, no visible signature, 24.25"h x 36.5"w (canvas), unf

American School, Times Square impasto painting, American School (20th c.), Times Square, abstract impasto oil on canvas, in the manner of Gen Paul, no visible signature, 24.25"h x 36.5"w (canvas), unf

Tokyo, 1940; watercolor and pencil on paper, matted and framed under acrylic; pencil-signed and dated and with artist's stamp center right; Provenance: San Antonio Museum of Art; The Kelton Collection

Artist: Jacoulet, Paul, 1902-1960 Title: Portraits of Chamarro Women Series: The Rainbow Series Date: 1934 Medium: woodblock Dimensions: 15 7/8 x 10 3/8 inches

Artist: Jacoulet, Paul, 1902-1960 Title: Femme Tatouee De Falalap. Ouest Carolines Edition: 162/350 Date: 1935 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 15 1/2 x 11

Une Femme de Menado (Les FLeurs Aristoloches Geants); Tokyo, 1935; watercolor and pencil on paper, matted and framed under acrylic; pencil-signed and dated, and with artist's stamp lower left; Provena

Japanese Woodblock Print by Paul Jacoulet La Femme Tatouee

A pair of modern steel and upholstered arm chairs in the manner of Paul Evans. Ht: 32.5" Wd: 28" Dpth: 20" Seat: 20"

PAUL JACOULET (1902-1960) Four large vertical prints Showa era (1926-1989), 1940-1948 The first, entitled L'Homme accroupi. Chinois (The Squatting Man. Chinese), carved by Maeda Kentaro, printed by Fu

Japanese Woodblock Print by Paul Jacoulet Le Pacifique Mysterieux

Artist: Jacoulet, Paul, 1902-1960 Title: Fleurs Des Iles Lointaines. Mers De Sud Edition: 175/350 Date: 1940 Medium: woodblock Image Size: 11 1/4 x 15 3/8 inches

Paul Jacoulet (French, 1902-1960) "Le Chant des Fileuses Mongolie", "L'Etoile de Cobi Mongole", "La Confidente", and "Hong Kong" four color woodblock prints pencil-signed lower left or upper right and

Paul Jacoulet (French, 1896-1960), "La Fille du Chef, Mogomog...", 1953, woodblock print, pencil-signed and peony stamp lower right, titled and sealed lower right margin, numbered "23/350" en verso, w

Paul Jacoulet (1896-1960) LA BALANCE "CHINOIS"; LA MARIÉE, SEOUL CORÉE (MILES 54, 91) Two color woodcuts, 1939 and 1948, respectively, on watermarked handmade paper, signed in pencil, the fi

Paul Jacoulet (1896-1960): Three Woodblock Prints a) Un Homme De Yap, Quest Carolines, dai oban, signed and with one seal; b) Les Deux Adversaires, Coree, diptych, both dai oban and signed with one se

Four (4) Paul Jacoulet (Japan/France, 1902-1960) ukiyo-e woodblock color prints. 1st-2nd items: Pair of prints titled "Les Deux Adversaires, Coree" depicting two young men with roosters about to engag

A mid century modern style industrial patchwork metal dining table, produced in the manner of Paul Evans (1931-1987). Post War Brutalism design in overlapping sections of copper, brass, steel and othe

PAUL JACOULET (1902-1960) Showa era (1926-1989), 1938-1948 Comprising four woodblock prints; the first entitled Vendeur de Masques (Chinois) (Chinese Mask Seller), 1940, printed by Ogawa Fusakichi, wi

Artist: Jacoulet, Paul, 1902-1960 Title: Basilio, Jeune Garcon de Saipan Tenat Des Coquillages. Marianes Edition: 187/350 Date: 1934 Medium: woodblock Image Size: 15 3/

Paul Jaoulet is a French born artist who spent almost his entire life in Japan.  He used traditional methods as well as his own creativity in his artwork.  This piece is Melle. Rita-Sabian-Diaz and