Shotei Ibata (Japanese, B. 1935)

Shotei Ibata (Japanese, b. 1935) Sho Calligraphy, brush and ink on paper. Framed. ShÅtei was born Ibata Kimio in Kyoto. Provenance: Gunnar Nordstrum Gallery, Kirkland, WA. Size: 65'' x 32'', 165 x 81

Shotei Ibata (Japanese, b. 1935)Caligraphy panelink, pigment and paper on papersigned lower left and with square seal mark34 x 16in (86.5 x 40.5cm)

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935Spring-Kamakura. Titled, signed, dated 1999 and numbered 18/52 lower right.Woodblock print, 18" x 25.5". Unframed.

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935Autumn in Nara. AP. Titled, signed, numbered AP 2/2 and dated 2011.Woodblock print, dai oban yoko-e, 17.5” x 24”. Unframed.

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935Miharutaki Cherry Tree and Moon. Signed lower left. Numbered 26/80. Dated 2012.Woodblock print, dai oban tate-e, 18" x 24.5".

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935Meigetsuin, Kamakura. Titled, signed, numbered 46/80 and dated 2004 lower margin.Woodblock print, dai oban-tate, 24" x 18". Unframed.

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935Hydrangea at Tokeiji Temple in Kamakura. Titled, signed, numbered 100/100 and dated 2008 lower margin.Woodblock print, dai oban yoko-e, 17.5" x 24". Unframed.

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935In Hakone. Titled, signed, dated 2015 and numbered 29/80 in lower margin.Woodblock print, 17.25" x 23". Unframed.

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935Two prints: 1) Hamon 1 (ripple). Signed lower right. Dated 1985. Numbered 57/120.2) Temple pavilion surrounded by greens. Signed lower right. Dated 2009. Numbered 70/100.Wo

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935A Cherry Tree and Mt. Yatsugatake. Signed, titled, numbered 29/77 and dated 2001 lower margin.Woodblock print, dai oban yoko-e, 18" x 24". Unframed.

KAZUYUKI OHTSUJapan, b. 1935Owl. Seal marked in image. Signed in pencil in margin.Woodcut, 10” x 8”. Unframed.

Takehito HironagaJapanese, b. 1935The Ancestor ValleyWoodblockSigned, dated 1978, titled, and editioned 31/50 along lower edge. View from treetops over a dense forest overlooked by hilltop residences.

Abstract Japanese Artwork. Appears to be an original. Approximately 23.75 x 19.75 x 0.75 in.

Miyanaga Tozan III (Japanese, b. 1935) Sake Bottle, circa 1990 Glazed porcelain, original box 6 x 4 inches (15.2 x 10.2 cm) Incised signature on base Ri PROVENANCE: Christie's, New York, Japanese and

SHINGO KUSUDA (JAPANESE, B 1935), COMPOSITION ON MIXED MEDIA ON BOARD, H 22 1/2", W 19 1/2", RED :Little Gallery label on board on verso. Framed.

Ikki Matsumoto, silkscreen print, signed, Ikki Matsumoto (Japanese, b. 1935), Cormorant, silkscreen on paper, pencil signed "Ikki" lower right, 17.5"h x 23.5"w (sight), 25.25"h x 31.25"w (frame)

Ikki Matsumato (Japanese, b. 1935). Serigraph on paper, signed, titled and numbered 43/100 in lower margin. 19" x 10.5" (sight), 26" x 17.5" (framed).

Ohtsu, Kazuyuki (Japanese, b. 1935), White Narrow Path, Gotenba by Kazuyuki Ohtsu, 2019, color woodblock, 15 x 20.5 inches, pencil signed and numbered 32/70 with the artist's seal, unframed.

Ikki Matsumoto (Japanese, b. 1935) Silkscreen of Owl with Fish. Pencil signed in lower right corner. #47/50. Frame measures 23.25 inches x 15.25 inches.

TADASUKE KUWAYAMA TADASKY B.1935 JAPANESE OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS ABSTRACT. Tadasuke Kuwayama Japanese American Oil painting on canvas. Title as B-130. Dated as 1964. Canvas Size 15.5in by 15.5in. With

Ikki Matsumoto (B 1935) Japanese, Lithograph Titled "Boca Chika Revenge" Signed in lower right.Lithograph of simple fishes. Big blue, red eyed fish being followed by a school of smaller red fish. Sign

HINO ATARU TOKI, color etching, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 20, image 17 ½ x 14”, sheet 24 ¾ x 17 ½”, remnants of paper hinges on verso, otherwise in good condition.

UP, DOWN, AROUND, color etching, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 30, image 14 x 17 ½”, sheet 19 x 24”, remnants of paper hinges on verso, some finger prints and soft handling creases

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