Suikô Fukudo Woodblock Opium Poppies

Artist: Suikô FUKUDO (1895-1973) Subject: Opium Poppies (papaver somniferum) Signature: Fukudo Date: July 1949 Format: ôban, 26.5 x 38.8 Condition: Fine impression, color and condition Please note t

Artist: Suikô FUKUDO (1895-1973) Subject: Dahlias Signature: Fukudo Date: July 1949 Format: ôban, 26.4 x 39.2 cm Condition: Fine impression and color in very good condition; some soil and spotting P

Daum Nancy 'Opium Poppy' Pate-de-crystal vase with cameo cut poppies leaves and vines. Signed to side. Measures 10 1/4" (26cm) height.

Artist: Inagaki, Tomoo Title: Poppies Medium: Woodblock Size: 5 1/2h x 6 3/4" Tomoo Inagaki (1902-1980) was a Japanese artist who was part of the Sosaku Hanga movement, an avant-garde movement of the

Artist: Shoson/Koson Ohara Title: Poppy Flower in Bloom Publisher: Watanabe Date: 1933 Medium: Japanese Woodblock Size: 9.6 x 14.5 Very rare S43.4 in Crows, Cranes and Camellias reference. Embossing o

(2) Daniel Salazar for Lundberg Studios art glass paperweights. 1. White Opium Poppy on Violet; etched Daniel Salazar Lundberg Studios 2005 092930; (Approx. 3 ½" x 2 ¼"). 2.Lavender Opium Poppy on C

Partial Hand Colored Etching only (As issued) Published London, 1832-46 for "English Botany; or, Coloured Figures of British Plants…" Second Edition by James Sowerby and Edward Smith. Paper Size: 9

Dish from the Opium Poppy Series. Talavera de la Reina, 18th century. Glazed ceramic. Measurements: 25 cm. diameter. Enamelled ceramic dish belonging to the Poppy Series, a plant represented on the se

Chinese opium chatelaine with three attached tools, carved opium poppy charm, and carnelian cabochon decoration. 11 1/2" chatelaine on a 23" neck chain.

1956 Tadashi Nakayama "Girl with Poppies" woodblock print. Frame is 19,25" x 20,75", image is 7,75" x 8"

Harry Evans (American, 20th Century). Woodblock print of poppies. Signed and numbered 17/105 in pencil. Dated 1970. In an antique deep carved gilt frame. Mat opening: 12 in x 17 in. Frame opening: 15-

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1920-30s, published by Shima Art Co. with red publisher's seal SIZE IN INCHES: 5 x 9.5 inches IMAO KEINEN (1845 – 1924) was a Japanese painter and print designer of the lat

Mervin M. Jules (1912 - 1994) "Field Of Poppies." Woodblock print in colors, Signed Jules in pencil on lower right and numbered 63/100. Piece measures 14 x 24 and 21 x 30 inches framed. A painter, ill

Kaoru Kawano (Japanese 1916-1965)- Child and Poppy- woodblock in color, very good condition. 9 1/4 x 15''

Tadashi Nakayama (Japanese, 1927-2014), Woodblock Print of Poppies1956, woodblock print on paper, colors and metallics, signed in pencil in the lower margin 1956, T.Nakayama, framed with a mat, gilt w

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1954, this later printing published by Unsodo from the original woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10.5. x 15.5 inches SHODO KAWARAZAKI (1889-1973) is best known for his woodbl

(Japan 1927-2014), "Girl with Poppies" color woodblock print with metallic ink, sheet 12 x 11 inches, pencil signed and dated 1956, framed.

Artist: Katsushika Hokusai Title: Poppies Medium: Woodblock Print Size: (9x11in) Province: Japan

Japanese Woodblock Print, originally published 1950s by Unsodo, this is a later edition from the original woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10.75 x 16 inches KOICHI OKADA (1907-?) was a Japanese landsc

Japanese Woodblock Print, originally published 1950s by Unsodo, this is a later edition from the original woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10.75 x 16 inches KOICHI OKADA (1907-?) was a Japanese landsc

Vintage Japanese Woodblock of Woman w Opium Pipe. Framed woodblock with a pearlized inked background. 16 inches x 12 inches

POPPIES, 1966, color woodblock print, signed and dated and numbered 40/58 in pencil, image 16 ¾ x 9 ¾”, apparently full margins, framed with glass.

Tadashi Nakayama, Japanese (1927-2014), Signed, Dated, and Numbered Woodblock Print of "Red Poppies" Signed in Bottom Middle. Dated 1966 on Lower Left. Numbered 3/85 Lower Right. In Original Frame. Un

A pair of Opium cutting knives. 20th century. Two blades with wooden handles used for harvesting opium and cutting into poppies. Longest, 14 ½”. Includes an Inuit crescent-shaped labret (mu