Hiroshige's Complete "Tokaido Road" Woodblock Print Album
An album of Japanese woodblock prints, Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858), Edo period (1615-1868), a complete set of 55 oban yoko-e (horizontal) prints from the 53 stations of the Tokaido Road series 'Tokaido gojusan tsugi no uchi' each signed Hiroshige ga,…
Hokusai's Sazai Hall at Gohyaku Rakanji Temple
Japanese woodblock print by Hokusai (1760-1849), Edo period. C.1830-32, an important and rare woodblock print, 'Sazai hall at the temple of the five hundred Arhats (Gohyaku Rakanji Sazaido), from the series thirty-six views of mount Fuji (Fugaku…
Japanese Paintings and Woodblock Prints Collection
Japanese paintings and woodblock prints, including:Fish in water, ' Frogs' ; ' Flowers' ; 2 framed woodblocks, Kiho Kuniya Shiro (1938); 3 framed Toshi Yoshida woodblocks and 1 Toyokuni III, 1786-1864, Woodblock of beauties in a landscape (10)
Japanese Ladies in Landscapes: Ukiyo-e Woodblock Book
Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock book, set with 56 pages of woodblock prints depicting Japanese ladies in differing landscapes, signed and seal marks to base
"Dancing Horse" by Tadashi Nakayama
Tadashi Nakayama (Japanese, b. 1927), dancing horse 1974 woodblock editioned 72/75, dated, signed and editioned under image '1974, Nakayama, 72/75, 68 x 58 cm. Provenance: Franell Gallery, Tokyo, label for Franell Gallery,Tokyo
Starlit Night at Miyajima: Kawase Hasui's Shin Hanga Masterpiece
A Japanese Shin Hanga print by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), Hoshizukiyo, Miyajima (Starlit night at Miyajima), 1928 vertical Oban print, from the series Tabi miyage dai sanshu (souvenirs of travel III), signed Hasui, published by Watanabe Shozaburo with…
17th Century-style Japanese Woodblock Prints Set with Frames
A set of four 17th century-style Japanese woodblock prints, 19th century individually framed 176 x 51 cm
Japanese Woodblock Prints by Kawase Hasui
Three Japanese woodblock prints, Kawase Hasui, Winter moon (Toyamagahara) 1931, Spring Snow, Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto 1932, Ladies In the Rain, Oban size (3). Provenance: Kaigado Art Gallery, Tokyo
Japanese Woodblock Prints by Kawase Hasui
Two Japanese woodblock prints, Oban size, Kawase Hasui, Nogami, Saitama, date 1946, Watanabe seal. Provenance: Gallery Kabutoya, Tokyo. Yamadera Temple in the Moonlight, Yamagata 1941, Signed in pencil. Provenance: Hanlin Gallery, Hong Kong (2)
Japanese woodblock prints by Kuniyoshi, Toyokuni & Kunisada
Three Japanese woodblock prints by Kuniyoshi (1797-1861), Toyokuni (1769-1825) & Kunisada (1786-1864), Edo / Meiji period, the first an Oban tate-e of a beauty in elaborate kimono by the seaside and beneath blossom, signed Kochoro Toyokuni, c.1849-1853,…
Japanese Woodblock Prints by Kawase Hasui
Two Japanese woodblock prints, Oban size, Kawase Hasui, Snow over Heian Shrine, (Kyoto, 1937), signed and dated, in margin. Provenance: Christie's Australia, 25/11/91, May Rain (Arakawa River), dated 1932, publisher seal. Provenance: Kaigado Art Gallery,…
Cloudy Day at Mizuki in Ibaragi Province
A Japanese woodblock print, by Kawase Hasui, circa 1946-1957, Cloudy day at Mizuki in Ibaragi Province', Oban size, yoko-e, Watanabe 6 mm seal 1946-1957. Unframed, 24.5 cm x 34.5 cm.
Japanese Shin-Hanga Prints by Hiroshi Yoshida (1930s)
Three Japanese Shin-Hanga prints, Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950), Showa period (1926-1989), 1930s, the first 'Sarusawa Pond' from 1933, artist signature and rectangular seal on bottom right, artist name in bottom margin in pencil. The second, 'Cryptomeria…
Japanese Woodblock Prints of Western-Influenced Street Scenes
Set of four Japanese woodblock prints, the bridge, train station, Street scene with carriages, spring Street scene with bridge, early 20th century, depicting street scenes with figures wearing Western costumes, signed, framed (4), approx. 34 x 68 cm.…
Japanese Woodblock Prints of Seaside and Street Scenes
Set of four Japanese woodblock prints, seaside with train, Racecourse, train, Street scene, early 20th century, depicting street scenes with figures wearing Western costumes, signed, framed (4), approx. 34 x 68 cm. Provenance: John Williams, Sydney.…
Enoshima Benzaiten Shrine Visit Triptych by Hiroshige (1850)
A rare Japanese woodblock triptych; by Hiroshige, C.1850; a framed triptych of Oban size Tate-e (vertical format) of crowds visiting the shrine of Benzaiten at Enoshima in Sagami Province on the Occasion of the special Viewing (Soshu Enoshima Benzaiten…
Japanese Woodblock Prints (Set of 7)
Six Japanese woodblock prints, together with one half sized prints, Thuchiya Koitsu, 1870-1949, Nezu Shrine Tokyo 1934, Sumida River, Suijin woods 1934, Futarasan, Nikko 1936, Spring rain, Matsushima 1936, Miyajima in Snow 1937, (6)
Edo Era Japanese Woodblock Prints
Three framed Japanese Oban woodblock prints, Edo period (1603-1868), the first an early Oban size Tate-e actor print of the actor Ichikawa holding a banner signed Gototei Kunisada published by Ise-ya Rihei C.1820. The second, an Oban Tate-e print of the…
Snowy Mukaishima
KAWASE HASUI, 1883-1957, Yuki No Mukaishima 1931, woodblock print on paper, inscribed and dated in Japanese 'Yuki No Mukaishima 1931' with two seals of the artist lower left, 39 x 26 cm
Futami-ga-ura in Ise Province
Japanese woodblock print, Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858), Oban size, woodblock print of Futami-ga-ura in Ise Province from the series thirty-six Views of mount Fuji (Fuji sanjûrokkei), 1858, 34 x 23 cm
Bijin and Child Among Blossom and Bamboo
Japanese woodblock print by Kikugawa Eizan (1787-1867), a Bijin in striking green kimono with a parasol holds a child amongst blossom and bamboo, Oban tate-e, signed Kikugawa Eizan Hitsu, c.1810's. 25.5 cm x 37 cm.
Hokusai School Tiger Scroll Painting
A framed Japanese scroll painting, ink on silk Hokusai school, Edo / Meiji period, Bold and impressive work by the school of Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) of a tiger emerging from the bamboo featuring superb brushwork in the fur and markings. Almost…
Japanese Battle Triptychs by Yoshitsuya & Kunitsuna
Two Japanese woodblock print Triptychs by Yoshitsuya & Kunitsuna, framed in one continuous section, two dynamic battle prints, from left to right: a scene from 'At the Lookout pine tree, the Bandits Plot against the Kaneuri Brothers (Gozokura no monomi no…
Rare 19th Century Japanese War Prints Scroll
A rare collection of over 100 19th century Japanese woodblock prints in one single long scroll, each woodblock print in colour, includes many war scenes, triptychs etc.
Shogun's Crane Hunting: Meiji Period Woodblock Triptych
A Japanese woodblock print triptych by Kunisada III, Meiji period (1868-1912), circa 1889, framed Oban triptych, "Shogun's" crane hunting', a procession of retainers return from the hunt, the print 35 cm high, 23 cm wide, each. Framed 48.7 cm high, 83.5…
Oban Triptych Japanese Wood Block Prints
Japanese wood block prints, oban triptych, mounted and framed, each sheet approx 35.5 cm x 24 cm, overall 66.5 cm x 101 cm
Five Japanese Meiji Era Ukiyo-e Prints Collection
A set of five Japanese Meiji period ukiyo-e prints
Japanese Woodblock Prints by Hiroaki Shotei
Four Japanese woodblock prints, Hiroaki Shotei, 1871-1944, Hakone, Moon over Lake Hakone, Nagareyama, Edo River, 38 x 17 cm. Provenance: Gallery Kabutoya, Tokyo (4)
Toshi Yoshida Woodblock Prints (Set of 4)
Four Japanese woodblock prints, Toshi Yoshida, Urayasu 1951, Rice felds in Suiza, Eagle Owl, Hawaiian Fishes, Oban size, all signed in pencil. Provenance: Kaigado Art Gallery, Tokyo (4)
Bunichi's Blue Bird in Trees
Japanese woodblock print by Tani Bunichi (1786-1818), Edo period, framed print of a blue bird active amongst trees and branches, signed Bunichi hitsu alongside red artist seal. 15 cm x 17 cm
Tokyo Night: Ryogoku Bridge
Toshi Yoshida (Japanese, 1911-1995), from the Ryogoku bridge, 1939, colour woodblock, from the Tokyo night series, signed with the artist's name and seal within the block and inscribed in Japanese with the date (1939) in the margin, titled and signed in…
Japanese Woodblock Print: 'Ikoi' by Ishikawa Toraji (1934)
A Japanese woodblock print titled 'Ikoi' (Relaxing), by Ishikawa Toraji (1875-1964), circa 1934, from woodblock series 'Rajo Jusshu ' (ten types of female nudes). First edition. Includes original rice paper title slip and original Japanese storage…
Tokaido Woodblock Prints by Hiroshige (1926)
Japanese woodblock prints the Tokaido fifty three stations by Hiroshigo This edition dated July 1926 with original box the Tokaido (literally, the eastern sea road) was the main road of feudal Japan. It ran for roughly five hundred kilometres between the…
Edo Period Woodblock Prints by Utagawa Toyokuni III
Two Japanese woodblock prints, by Utagawa Toyokuni III (1786-1864), Edo period, dated 1856, the first a male samurai figure taking rest by the side of the river, signed Toyokuni ga. The second, a courtesan in elaborate costume beneath her parasol, signed…
Yoshida's 20th Century Japanese Prints Collection
Five Japanese prints by Yoshida, 20th century. 26 x 19 cm to 35 x 27 cm
Yoshida Toshi Woodblock Prints Collection
Six Japanese woodblock prints, Yoshida Toshi, (1911-1995), Tsubakurodake, Evening 1951, Sea Side 1967, Sea Horses 1952, No.6 1952, Sound of Wave 1973, Silver Pavilion, Kyoto 1959, Oban size. Provenance: Kaigado Gallery, Imperial Hotel, Tokyo (6)
Japanese Woodblock Prints by Yoshida Hiroshi
Two Japanese woodblock prints, Yoshida Hiroshi, (1876 -1950), Sacred Bridge at Nikko 1937, Oban size. Provenance: Hanlin Gallery, Hong Kong and Tsukasa Yoshida, Maple, 1970. Provenance: Kaigado Art Gallery, Imperial Hotel, Tokyo (2)
Samurai Woodblock Prints, 19th Century
Three Japanese woodblock prints of samurai, 19th century, 35 x 24.5 cm
Kunisada's Edo Woodblock Prints
Two Japanese woodblock prints by Kunisada; Edo period; the first an attractive single framed Oban tate-e of Samurai overlooking a child practicing the Koto, signed Kunisada, C.1853; the second a framed triptych, 'Flourishing of Edo pictures depicting…
1. "The Great Wave" 2. "Cherry Blossoms" 3. "Mt. Fuji" 4. "Geisha" 5. "Samurai Warrior" 6. "Night Rain at Karasaki"
Six Japanese Ukiyo-e (woodblock prints)
Japanese Kakubi Theatre Scene Woodblock Triptych
Unusual framed Japanese triptych woodblock, of rectangular form, depicting a scene of a Kakubi theatre with people served food in booths, signed, 33 cm x 70 cm
Spring Night at Inokashira Park
Japanese Woodblock - Kawase Hasui Title; Spring Night at Inokashira Park Inokashira haru no yoru. Date: 1931. 36 x 24 cm. Publisher: Watanabe Lifetime Impression
"Girl with Canary" by Leonard Foujita
'Girl with Canary'; an important woodblock print by Tsuguharu (Leonard) Foujita; framed and signed lower right. Frame: 59 cm x 49.5 cm image: 38 cm x 25.5 cm; other notes: Leonard Foujita is considered one of the most important Japanese artists of the…
Japanese Woodblock Prints Collection
Four Japanese woodblock prints, Toshi Yoshida, Village at Harima, 1951, Hawaiian fishes, 1955, Shrine of the Paper Makers, Fukui 1951, Buncho 1927, signed in pencil, Oban size. Provenance: Kaigado Art Gallery, Tokyo (4)
Kabuki Actors in Outdoor Setting Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes in an outdoor setting, with dragon and pine tree behind, in bright tones of red, blue, yellow and green, signed, 35.5 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Trio under Moonlight
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting three Kabuki theatre actors in an outdoor setting, with wall and full moon behind, in tones of blue, red, purple and green, signed, 35 cm x 70 cm
Cherry Blossoms: Hiroshige's Woodblock Print
A Japanese woodblock print, Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858 Cherry blossoms 19th century woodblock. 35 cm x 24 cm approx.
Evening at Itako by Kawase Hasui
Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), Evening at Itako, 1930, Japanese woodblock print, mounted, 43 x 31 cm
Kannon Temple Interior Woodblock Print by Eisho Narazaki
A Japanese woodblock print, Eisho Narazaki (1868-1936), Showa period (1926-1989), 1932, interior of the Kannon temple at Asakusa. Calligraphy and chop marks to the left and right sides. The print 34 cm high, 23.5 cm wide. Framed 50.5 cm high, 40 cm wide
Japanese Ladies: 6 Woodblock Prints
Six Japanese woodblock prints, 20th century, after original works by Tsukimaro Kiltagawa, Sukenobu Nishikawa, Kuninao Utagawa, Eish Chobunsai, Kuniyasu Utagawa, and Eisen Keisai, depicting Japanese ladies at various pursuits, each 33 x 26.5 cm
Kabuki Actors in Outdoor Setting
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes in an outdoor setting with trees and flowers, in bright tones of red, green, blue and purple, signed, 34 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Villain and Lady Warrior Woodblock Prints
Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese, 1786-1865) Kabuki Theatre scenes, 19th century woodblock print, depicting a villain sitting on a chest, and a lady warrior, signed, framed (2)
Utamaro's Courtesan: Hitomoto of Daimonjiya, Edo Period Woodblock Print
An original Japanese woodblock print by Utamaro, Edo period (1603-1867), circa 1805, framed print depicting Hitomoto of the house of Daimonjiya from the series 'Courtesans as the seven Komachi' (Yukun Nana Komachi) and published Izumiya Ichibei (Kansendo)…
Chikanobu's Meiji Period Triptych Print: Homage to Nikko Shrine
A Japanese woodblock print framed triptych by Chikanobu (1838-1912), Meiji period, circa 1897, Oban tate-e triptych entitled, Chiyoda no on-omote mokuroku, "Official Ceremonies Chiyoda Palace - Homage to Nikko Shrine", published by Fukuda Hatsujiro, 33.5…
Kunichika's Triptych: Classic Actor Scene in Meiji Period
A Japanese woodblock print framed triptych, by Kunichika (1835-1900), Meiji period, circa 1869, Oban tate-e, featuring classic actor scene, on blue wood grain ground, 35 cm high, 70.5 cm wide, the frame 52.5 cm high, 85.5 cm wide
Japanese Oban Woodblock Prints of Wrestlers
Three Japanese Oban woodblock print, Edo (1603-1868) and Meiji period (1868-1912), the first an early Oban size print of wrestler Ryumon Kogoro with mawashi decoration of a carp leaping up a waterfall by Kuniyasu; the second an impressive single sheet…
Japanese Woodblock Prints from Edo Period
Three Japanese woodblock prints, Edo period (1603-1868), the first an Oban size tate-e actor print of a samurai having removed their slippers in the courtyard of a guest house by Toyokuni III and published in 1857; the second an Oban size actor print of a…
Edo Period Japanese Woodblock Print Diptychs
Two Japanese woodblock print Diptychs, Edo period (1603-1868), the first a dynamic Oban size tate-e actor scene featuring a sword confrontation amongst straw bales by Utagawa Kuniyasu (1794-1832) and published C.1820 by Matsumuraya Yahei; the second a…
Sumo Wrestlers Parodied in Edo-Era Woodblock Prints
Two Japanese woodblock print Tripychs, Edo period (1603-1868), the first a Parody of Heroes of the three Kingdoms (Eiyu mitate sangokushi) featuring three famous Sumo wrestlers at a banquet by Kuniteru, C.1870; the second, the same parody of heroes…
Procession of Beauties
A Japanese woodblock Triptich, procession of beauties, by Yoshikazu (1850-1970, active), circa 1855, wonderfully colourful costume and seascape in the style of Hiroshige, 53 cm x 60 cm
Kabuki Triptych by Toyohara Kunichika (1876)
A Japanese woodblock triptych, by Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), Kabuki Ooban triptych published 1876 by Asano Sabuzo. Note excellent printing and embossed white hair, 52 cm x 85 cm
Brooding Hidetsugu: A Yoshitoshi Woodblock Print
A Japanese woodblock print, Yoshitoshi Tsukioyo, A Poem by Hidetsugu shown brooding on his unhappy fate from the series ' One hundred views of the moon' 1889, 33.1 x 23.5 cm. Provenance: Hanlin Gallery, Hong Kong,
Japanese Woodblock Prints: Fruit and Geisha
A pair of framed Japanese woodblock prints illustrating fruit and a geisha in traditional attire. 35 x 40 cm inclusive of frame
Edo Period Woodblock Prints from Private Collection
Four Japanese woodblock prints, Edo Period, oban size. Kuniyoshi, a lady in a red cloak; Yeizen 1797-1854, two beauties. Toyokuni 1769-1825, three actors. Provenance: Joshua McClelland Print Room, 31/10/1974. Private Collection, Melbourne
Kabuki Actors in Outdoor Setting Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting five Kabuki actors in an outdoor setting with water and tree, in tones of red, green, yellow and purple, signed, 36 cm x 24.5 cm (3)
19th Century Japanese Handcoloured Woodblock Prints of Vases and Plants
Set of four framed early 19th century Japanese handcoloured woodblocks, c.1812 by Shunsei Miyagawa, featuring images of vases and plants, gallery labels verso, 23 cm x 16 cm (4)
Outdoor Warriors: Toyokuni's Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Toyokuni, (1769-1825), depicting eight figures, some with swords and fans in an outdoor landscape with mountains and blossoming trees, in tones of blue, white, red and black, signed, seal marks, each 36 cm x 24 cm…
Hokkei's Edo Woodblock Prints
Three Japanese woodblock prints, Edo Period, each by Hokkei 1781-1850, 20 x 17 cm, 20.8 x 17.5 cm and 19.5 x 17 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Melbourne
Edo Period Japanese Pillar Prints of Bijins
A pair of Japanese pillar prints, Edo Period, early 19th century. Kesai Eisen 1790-1848, depicting bijins, publisher Eijudo, 58 x 9 cm and 58 x 10 cm. Provenance: Joshua McClelland Print Room, 12.02.85. Private Collection, Melbourne
Kabuki Actors Triptych in Vibrant Colors
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes in front of a blue backdrop with flowers, in bright tones of blue, red, green and purple, signed, 36 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Toyokuni III
Original Japanese woodblock triptych Toyokuni III, (aka Kunisada, 1786-1864), depicting three Kabuki theatre actor in elaborate robes in an outdoor setting with pavilion, large tree and fruiting branches, in tones of brown, yellow and blue, signed, 35 cm…
Kabuki Actors in Elaborate Robes: Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with sword and tray, in tones of red, green, purple and yellow signed, 35 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Geometric Robes Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Chikanobu Yoshu (1838-1912), depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in geometric robes, with blossoming branch, in bright colourful tones, signed, 35.5 cm x 23.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes, in tones of blue, red and black, signed, 35 cm x 23.5 cm (3)
Kimonos in Interior: Japanese Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych Kunisada II, (1823-1880), depicting seven figures in kimonos in an interior setting, in tones of green, yellow, black and blue, signed, 35 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Colorful Robes: Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunimasa, 1773-1810, depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes, in bright tones of red, purple, green and yellow, signed, 35.5 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Mountainous Landscape
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Chikashige (fl. 1869-1882), depicting three Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors, each dressed in colourful robes with mountainous landscape behind, in tones of green, yellow, purple and red, signed, 36 cm x 70 cm
Utagawa Yoshiiku Woodblock, 19th Century
A Utagawa Yoshiiku, (Japanese 1833-1904) 19th century woodblock. 35 cm x 24 cm approx.
Kawarazaki Shodo's Floral Woodblock Prints Collection
Kawarazaki Shodo (Japanese, 1889-1973), collection of woodblock prints, depicting flowers, margins with titles, signature, seals and dates (15), approx. Height 40 cm width 27 cm
Japanese Woodblock Prints from Edo Period
Kuniyochi (1797-1862), two Japanese woodblock prints, Edo period, 19th century, 35 x 24 cm
Plum Gateway
A Japanese woodblock print, Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950), Showa period (1926-1989), circa 1935, entitled 'Plum Gateway' with Jizuri (Self-Printed) seal in upper left corner. Signed and titled in pencil by the artist. Framed. The print 39 cm high, 26.5 cm…
Japanese Wood Block Prints: Maiden and Winter Landscape
Two Japanese wood block prints, one depicting a maiden, the other a winter's landscape, framed, 47 x 36 cm and 48 x 37 cm[
Kabuki Actors in Elaborate Robes: Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting six Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with swords and arrows, in bright tones of red, blue, yellow and green, signed, 35 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, (1835-1900), depicting four Kabuki theatre actors in an interior setting, with river and waterfall outside, in bright tones of red, purple, yellow and green, signed, 35 cm x 24 cm
Kabuki Actors Fighting: Toyokuni III Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych Toyokuni III, (aka Kunisada, 1786-1864), depicting two Kabuki theatre actor fighting in an interior setting, with two other figures under a blanket to the right, in tones of blue, green, brown and orange, signed, 35 cm…
Robed Figures by Well
Original Japanese woodblock triptych Toyokuni III, (aka Kunisada, 1786-1864), depicting two robed figures in an interior setting by a well, with two figures peering through a window above, in bright tones of yellow, green and red, signed, 35.5 cm x 24.5…
Kabuki Actors in Blossoming Landscape
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes in an outdoor landscape with blossoming trees, in bright tones of blue, red and green, signed, 36 x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Elaborate Robes: Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with swords, one with red face, in bright tones of red, black, blue and green, signed, 35.5 x 23.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with swords and rising sun fan, in bright tones of purple, blue and green, signed, 36 x 24.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Colorful Robes: Original Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with swords and fans, in bright tones of red, blue, yellow green and black, signed, 35.5 x 23.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors holding temple and fan, in bright tones of blue, black, red and purple, signed, 35.5 x 23.5 cm (2)
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