Japanese Woodblock Prints Collection
A collection of eight Japanese woodblock prints by Kitagawa Utamaro, Toshusai Sharaku, Utagawa Hiroshige, Katsushika Hokusai, the largest 24.5 x 36.5 cm
Japanese Woodblock Prints by K. Nishijima and Nishigama
Five Japanese woodblock prints, 20th century, Katsuyuki Nishijima, Autumn at Ishibe; Snow at Ohara; Snow at Sugimoto; Katsuyuki Nishigama, Anegawa River. Provenance: Kaigado Art Gallery, Tokyo (5)
Japanese Woodblock Prints and Furuyato Figure Print
Two Japanese woodblock prints, Shoda Koho, Nishinomiya Ksaku, 1.r. margin, signed Koho, with one seal, one Oban size. Provenance: Hanlin Gallery, Hong Kong. and a half size print of a figure by house in the moon light, red seal, titled Furuyato, (2)
Boats at Jetty
A Japanese woodblock print, Miyamoto Shufu, Boats at Jetty 1987, 47 x 56.5 cm (image), signed and dated in pencil. Provenance: Hanlin Gallery, Hong Kong
Japanese Woodblock Prints, Circa 1900
Three Japanese woodblock prints, circa 1900, image size 33 x 24 cm
Chushingura: Revenge of the Loyal Retainers
Japanese woodblock print triptych by Yoshikazu (active 1850-1870), framed triptych of the battle 'Chushingura, the loyal Retainers Take their Revenge, with list of Names', Oban tate-e, signed Ichiyusai Yoshikazu. Triptych, each 15 cm x 21 cm.
Edo-era Woodblock Prints by Utagawa Toyokuni III
Two Japanese woodblock prints, by Utagawa Tokoyuni III (1786-1864), Edo period, circa 1860's, the first a samurai drawing his sword, good colours and impression, dated C.1860's, signed Toyokuni ga. The second, a woman inspecting or cleaning a sword,…
Autumnal Beauty by Nagata Shunsui
A Japanese framed painting, by Nagata Shunsui (1872-1944), a charming 20th century Shin-Hanga (new print style) Bijin (female beauty) depicting a woman struggling against an Autumnal change, her shawl and furoshiki blowing in the wind. Polychrome and silk…
Meiji Era Woodblock Prints: Actors and Courtesans Set
A set of three Japanese woodblocks, actors and courtesans, Meiji Period, 34 cm x 22.5 cm approx., each
Hiroshige's Japanese Prints: Akiba Shrine & Oi River View
Two Japanese prints by Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858), 'Precincts of the Akiba Shrine at Ukechi', 'View of the oi River from the Slope near Kanaya', both Aiban size. Provenance: Acquired from Tokyo, 1988, 34.5 x 22.5 cm
Port Arthur Battle Triptych
A Japanese triptych woodblock print depicting the Battle of Port Arthur in the Sino-Japanese war by Nobukazu, late 19th century, 50 x 87 cm overall
Pyong Yang Battle Triptych Print by Shuko
A Japanese triptych woodblock print depicting the Battle of Pyong Yang by Shuko, late 19th century, 50 cm x 84 cm overall
Japanese Women Woodblock Prints, 19th Century
Two Japanese woodblock prints of women, 19th century, 37.5 x 25.5 cm and 39 x 26 cm
Blue Woman: Keisai Yeisan's Woodblock Print
Keisai Yeisan (1790-1848), portrait of a woman in blue, Japanese woodblock print, 70 x 24 cm
Kabuki Actors in Interior Setting
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting four Kabuki theatre actors in interior setting, the female in front of a floral screen, in bright tones of red, purple, yellow and green, signed, 36 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting four Kabuki actors, in an interior and outdoor setting with cave, in tones of red, black, green and purple, signed, 35.5 cm x 24.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Blossoming Trees
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting five Kabuki actors in elaborate robes, with blossoming trees behind, in tones of red, green, blue and purple, signed, 35 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting seven Kabuki actors, set within a black frame, in tones of red, green and purple, signed, 35.5 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Pagoda: Original Triptych Woodblock Print
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five Kabuki actors in an outdoor pagoda setting, in colourful tones, signed, 36 cm x 24 cm (3)
Triptych of Bold Swordsmen
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting three figures in bold robes with swords, in bright tones of red, yellow, green and blue, signed, 35 cm x 24 cm
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Toyokuni III
Original Japanese woodblock triptych Toyokuni III, (aka Kunisada, 1786-1864), depicting nine Kabuki actors, some with swords, in tones of blue, red and yellow, signed, 34.5 cm x 24.5 cm (3)
Nighttime Gathering by Trees
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting four figures in an outdoor setting by trees at night, in tones of green, blue and lavender, signed, 35.5 cm x 23.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Trio: Women in Elaborate Robes
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting three Kabuki theatre female actors in elaborate robes in an interior setting, in tones of orange, blue, yellow and green, signed, 35.5 cm x 25 cm (3)
Interior Scenes Triptych in Japanese Woodblock Print
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting three figures in various scenes in an interior setting, in tones of yellow, blue, pink and green, signed, 37 cm x 25 cm (3)
Elaborate Robes: Japanese Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting ten figures in elaborate robes in an interior setting, in tones of yellow, blue and green, signed, 34.5 cm x 25 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych with Moon
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting three Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with moon behind, in tones of purple, brown, yellow and green, signed, 35 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting six Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with a red background with foliage, in bright tones of red, blue, purple and green, signed, 35.5 cm x 23 cm (3)
Interior Setting with Four Figures and Hibachi
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting four figures in an interior setting with hibachi, in tones of green, olive, lavender, yellow and blue, signed, 35 cm x 24 cm (3)
Ocean View Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting four figures and a child in front of windows looking out to the ocean, in tones of blue, green and yellow, signed, 35.5 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting four Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes in an interior setting, in bright tones of blue, red, purple and yellow, signed, 35.5 cm x 23.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Striped Robes
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in striped robes, with geometric dot wall behind, in bright tones of red, blue and brown, signed, 36.5 25 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Blossoming Tree
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes, with fence blossoming tree behind, in bright tones of red, purple and blue, signed, 37 25 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting six Kabuki theatre actors in an interior setting, in bright tones of lavender, turquoise and red, signed, 36 25 cm (3)
Kabuki actors in interior setting - Japanese woodblock triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Chikanobu, (1838-1912), depicting four Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes in interior setting, with trees behind, in bright tones of red, blue and purple, signed, 36.5 24.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Lavender Robes with Cranes
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Chikanobu (1838-1912), depicting four Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes in interior setting, with cranes behind, in bright tones of lavender, blue, red and yellow, signed, 35.5 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Sword Fight in Interior Setting
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting two Kabuki theatre actors sword fighting in an interior setting with pool, with landscape visible in window behind, in bright tones of yellow, red and green, signed, 36 24.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes, with red wall behind, in bright tones of red, green and blue, signed, 36.5 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Colorful Robes
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes, with geometric wall with windows behind, in bright tones of red, green and purple, signed, 36 24.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors and Dog in Outdoor Setting
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunisada, (1786-1865) depicting five Kabuki theatre actors and a dog biting one's robe, in an outdoor setting with pavillion and mountains, in bright tones of red, purple and green, signed, 36 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in an interior setting, in bright tones of red, blue, yellow green and black, signed, 35.5 cm x 23.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with swords, in bright tones of red, blue, yellow and green, signed, 36 cm x 24 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors in Blossoming Outdoor Setting
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting three Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with swords, in an outdoor setting with blossoming trees and lamps, in bright tones of purple, red, green and blue, signed, 34.5 cm x…
Kabuki Actors Triptych with Dragon and Swords
Original Japanese woodblock triptych, depicting three Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes with swords, with dragon to one side, in bright tones of green, red and blue, signed, 35 cm x 24.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Kunichika
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting two Kabuki theatre actors in interior setting, in bright tones of red, purple and green, signed, 35 cm x 23.5 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors Triptych by Tokoyuni
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Tokoyuni, (1769-1825), depicting three Kabuki actors in an interior setting, with blossoming tree outside, in tones of yellow, red, Burgundy, blue and green, signed, 35 cm x 25.5 cm (3)
Elaborate Robes: Tokoyuni's Woodblock Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Tokoyuni, (1769-1825), depicting ten female figures in elaborate robes, in interior setting with river behind, in tones of yellow, red and green, signed, 34.5 cm x 24.5 cm
Kabuki Actors in Elaborate Robes
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting Okubi-e of Kabuki theatre actors in elaborate robes standing by trees, in bright tones of red, green, purple and blue, signed, 36.5 x 25 cm (3)
Kabuki Actors: A Colorful Triptych
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Kunichika, (1835-1900), depicting five colourful Kabuki theatre actors, with two central figures dressed in warrior costumes, flanked by three figures dressed in robes, in tones of purple, red, green, yellow and…
Japanese Blossom Triptych by Toyokuni
Original Japanese woodblock triptych by Toyokuni, (1769-1825), depicting ten figures amongst blossoming trees, in tones of black, blue and brown, signed, seal marks, each 36 cm x 24 cm (3)
Powdered Beauty: Goyo Hashiguchi's Woman Applying Powder
After Goyo Hashiguchi (Japanese, 1880-1921), woman Applying powder 1918, woodblock, later printed, 50 x 43.5 cm
Kabuki Sake Dance Print by Kuniyoshi
Japanese woodblock print by Kuniyoshi (1797-1861), Edo period, framed print featuring a lively Kabuki dance interlude of men dancing after imbibing sake, with publisher seal of Omiya Heihachi and signed Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi with Yoshi Kiri red seal, 1846.…
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)
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[
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 Woodblock Prints from Edo Period
Kuniyochi (1797-1862), two Japanese woodblock prints, Edo period, 19th century, 35 x 24 cm
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
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 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…
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
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
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)
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
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