Totoya HOKKEI: Couple at the Entrance Gate of the

Title: Couple at the Entrance Gate of the Enoshima Shrine Artist: Totoya HOKKEI (1790-1850) Date: 1890s Medium:woodblock print Size/Format: shikishiban surimono (c. 8.5" x 7.5"); thick deluxe paper. D

A Japanese woodblock after Totoya Hokkei (1780-1850). The surimono shikishiban woodblock depicts figures in a temple garden gate (inset) and a female courtesan with her attendant. Calligraphy script i

Large Wrought Iron Entrance Gate and Frame the frame with a broken-arch pediment centered by a fleur-de-lis and centered by a segmented door with vertical bars on top, the wrought scrolls with a fleur

Pair Bay Hunter Horse Head Busts Garden Stone Entrance Gate Capping Statues Pair Large Fine British Architectural Victorian Style Equine Bay Hunter Horse Head Animal Busts Garden Stone Entrance Gate P

Lot 176 Wrought Iron Entrance Gate iron double doors, featuring geometric design overall: 93 x 64 inches each: 93 x 30 inches Provenance: Property from the Estate of Seymour Stein

and side railings, gates complete with gate posts. Gate: 335 cm. wide; 120 cm. high; railings: each 112 cm. high; 355 cm. long

Artist: Totoya Hokkei, attributed to Minamoto no Yorimitsu and the Ground Spider 1820s-30s 10.25 x 14.7 inches Watercolor from a sketchbook entitled: 'Pictures by the master Hokkei …'. The artist wa

Artist: Hokkei, Totoya, 1780-1850 Title: Box of Fan Paintings; Winter Plum Series A Set of Pictures for the Hanazono Group Date: c. 1820s Medium: Japanese woodblock print I

A Japanese woodblock after Totoya Hokkei (1780-1850). The surimono shikishiban woodblock depicts a male scholar / artist at his work table. Calligraphy script indicating a poem or story. Signed with r

Artist: After Totoya Hokkei (1780-1850) Subject: A rooster on a war drum, Medium: Color woodblock print, Date: Originally published in 1830 ca. This print from new woodblocks printed around 1890. Form

Japanese Woodblock Print, originally published c.1832, this is a contemporary printing. SIZE IN INCHES: 7 x 8 inches TOTOYA HOKKEI (1780-1850) was one of Hokusai's most successful and prolific pupils

Artist: Totoya HOKKEI Title: A family by the beach, collecting shells Series: Thirteen pictures of shells ('kaizukushi jusamban') Publisher: Tsumura Isakichi Date: 1890s Medium: Woodblock print Size:

TOTOYA HOKKEIJapan, 1780-1850Kintaro Referees a Match Between Rooster and Tengu. Woodblock print, 7.75" x 7" sight. Framed 16" x 14.5".

Japanese Woodblock Print, originally published c.1832, this is a contemporary printing. SIZE IN INCHES: 7 x 8 inches TOTOYA HOKKEI (1780-1850) was one of Hokusai's most successful and prolific pupils

Japanese Woodblock Print, originally published c.1832, this is a contemporary printing. SIZE IN INCHES: 7 x 8 inches TOTOYA HOKKEI (1780-1850) was one of Hokusai's most successful and prolific pupils

Two examples that depict shells and a third that depicts a woman dressed in robes. Dimensions: Sight for each is about 8" x 7", the frames are all 14" x 12 1/2".

ASIAN: Two Surimono prints featuring mythical creatures, the first by Totoya Hokkei (Japanese, 1780-1850) "Dragon in the Clouds" woodblock print, a dragon weaves through clouds, black background, fade

Artist: Totoya Hokkei Subject: Surimono Depicts a Bird in Cage Date: 1820-30's Size: 7.25 x 8.25 inches Medium: Woodblock print Totoya Hokkei (1780-1850) was Japanese painter and printmaker. He studie

Japanese Surimono Woodblock Print. Artist: Totoya Hokkei (1780-1850). Artwork: Approximately 8 x 7 1/4 inches.

Totoya Hokkei - Chinese Courtesan

Artist: Yashima Gakutei and Totoya Hokkei Title: 2 Surimono: Teapot and Eggplant Surimono Publisher: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Size: 8.5 x 9.5 inches (each) Shipping: Dome

Artist: Totoya Hokkei Title: 2 Surimono: Octopus, Blowfish and other fish; Tai Fish and Lobster (Specialities of Yanagiya in Odawara-cho) Publisher: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Medium: Japanese Woodblock Pr

(Lot of 3) Japanese woodblock prints: Totoya Hokkei (1780-1850), 'Kintaro Referees a Match between a Rooster and a Tengu'; and Hayashi Tei (19th century) depicting the Sumida River and a barge, with a

Property from a Private Collector, Jacksonville, FL Description: Totoya Hokkei (Japanese, 1780–1850), Kintarô Referees a Match between a Rooster and a Tengu, Woodblock Print, Kintarô Re