Sanko Inoue

Sanko Inoue, 1959, Bijutsu Shuppansha, some tipped plates, hardbound.

Kazuko Inoue Untitled 1991acrylic on canvas80.5 h × 70 w in (204 × 178 cm) Signed and dated to verso 'Kazuko Inoue 1991'. Provenance: Acquired directly from th

Kazuko Inoue (Japanese, 1905-1980), Untitled (00071), 1997, acrylic on linen, signed and dated verso, gallery label (Allan Stone Gallery, New York) affixed verso, canvas (unframed): 45"h x 45"w. Prove

A FINE PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE VASES by Inoue, decorated in relief with gold and silver fisherman within a lake. 15cm x 6 cm.

Kazuko Inoue Untitled 1994acrylic on canvas28.5 h × 27.5 w × 1 d in (72 × 70 × 3 cm) Signed and dated to verso 'Kazuko Inoue 94'. Provenance: The A

Kazuko Inoue Untitled 2002acrylic on canvas 12.25 h × 12.25 w in (31 × 31 cm) Signed and dated to verso 'Kazuko Inoue 02'. Provenance: The Artist | Allan St

INOUE HAKUSAI (1763-1840) A Gold Lacquer Four-Case Inrō Edo period (1615-1868), early 19th century Of oval profile with applied cord runners, decorated in gold, aokin, silver, and colored hiramak

Antique Japanese bronze and mixed metal box by Inoue; of octagonal form, showing incised relief scene of a canine crouched near a stream as a monkey watches from the pine branches above; signed to bas

Kazuko Inoue Untitled (two works) c. 1970, 1979acrylic on paper10 h × 10 w in (25 × 25 cm) Signed and dated to verso of one example 'Kazuko Inoue 79'. Provenance:

Artist: Yoshida, Hiroshi, 1876-1950 Title: Sanko Island Date: 1941 Medium: woodblock Image Size: 6 1/2 x 8 7/8 inches Illustrated: Abe, pl. 242 Notes: Pe

Inoue Manji (Japanese, b. 1929) Jar Glazed porcelain 10 x 12 inches (25.4 x 30.5 cm) Signed to underside 
 
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DESCRIPTION: Japanese Sumida-gawa Pottery Bowl by Inoue Ryosai. This is a partially dipped glazed pottery bowl with nine three-dimensional figures with finely detailed faces and hand painted costumes

Born in Osaka, Japan (1937) and living in France, Kozo Inoue’s silk screened prints (serigraphs) are gentle representations of items readily found in nature. Enhancing a palette of lavenders, red, o

Miraisha, 1965. Softcover in pictorial, staple-bound wrappers. First Edition. Circa 60 pages with numerous black and white photographic images throughout. The very scarce first collection of works of

Japanese Cast Bronze Vase with Branches and Small Buds, Meiji Period,. Signed Sanko on Bottom of Vase. Approximately 12 in. x 6.5 in.

DESCRIPTION: Six vintage Inoue Ryosai Sumida ceramic mugs, each featuring a handle and decorated with applied designs in high relief depicting monkeys performing various activities against a matte red

DESCRIPTION: Three vintage Inoue Ryosai Sumida ware pouring vessels-one tall and lidless, one tall and lidded, one short and lidless-each featuring a polychrome design depicting an elder in a robe and

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Bowl in Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. This bowl hasan all-over drip glaze

Decorated with dragon emerging from clouds in relief, flambe glaze on rim and handle, signed with applied signature tile, c. 1900, wear on the dark background color, height 14 inches. Chips on a few o

Japanese Woodblock Print, from the series "True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo" originally published between 1884 and 1889, this is a Showa era reprint from the original blocks published by Heibon

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Vase in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period. Country of origin: Japan. Thisvase has a multi-colore

Japanese Woodblock Print, Originally published c.1884-9, this later printing from original blocks published by Heibonsha of Tokyo in Showa 43 (1968) SIZE IN INCHES: print 7 x 4.75 inches; folder 9 x 7

Japanese Woodblock Print, from the series "True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo" originally published between 1884 and 1889, this is a Showa era reprint from the original blocks published by Heibon

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1931, 1st/only edition SIZE IN INCHES: 10 x 15.25 inches COMMENTS: From the series Japanese Alpine Plants