"Fallen Camellia" from Red illusion series
$ 850.00
Amazing etching print "落椿" (Fallen Camellia) is by Kaoru Saito. This print is one of my favorite Saito's prints. Already framed and ready to hang on your wall. Limited edition size of only 85 sheets. This dreamlike print evokes imagination. Very poetical piece. This is the one of very popular "Red illusion" series. Absolutely beautiful.
Technique: Mezzotint etching
Frame size: 21 and 1/4 x 19 inches (54 x 48 cm)
Image size (inside mat): 14 and 1/2 x 12 and 1/4 inches (37 x 31.2 cm)
Sheet number: 21/85
Date: Printed in 1984
Signed: Pencil signed by the artist
Condition: This print and frame both look to be in outstanding condition. The frame is brand-new.
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Asakusa Paddy Field and Torinomachimoude (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo)
$ 200.00
This beautiful print is published by Mokuhan print association which famous publishers join. It took six years to complete this series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo". Size is the same as the original. The carver used traditional cherrywood (mostly plywood nowadays). The printer used traditional Echizen pure Japanese washi paper. They used traditional carving tools, printing tools, and ink which is also used on the original. The carving and the printing is faithful to the original. Just stunning and beautiful. Please see the details.
This is a scene of Torinoichi or Cock Fair of Otori Shrine in Asakusa Paddy Field. The festival is held on the "Cock Days" in November. A Cock Day comes around every twelve days on the lunar calendar. The superstitious say there are frequent fires in a year which has three "Cock fairs". The fair is featured by the sale of bamboo rakes symbolic of good luck decorated with trinkets at the roadside stalls around the shrine. The festival attracted a large crowd of people, particularly merchants.
In the print is seen a long column of worshippers carrying lucky rakes on the footpath between the rice fields against a background of Mt. Fuji in the evening twilight. A cat is peeking outside through a latticed window of a resting house for harlots. Around here there were a number of such dormitories where they were allowed to rest or recuperate. Under what stars was the girl in this room made to sell her favors? Could the rake-shaped hairpin by her bedside bring her good fortune? Hiroshige seldom treated such a pathetic scene as he did in this print.
Hiroshige Ando (1797 - 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. Hiroshige is best known for his landscapes, such as the series "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", "The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo".
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size (print size) : 10 and 3/8 x 15 and 1/2 inches (26.3 x 39.2 cm)
Condition: New condition. This print came directly from the publisher. Tipped on the presentation folder. Please see the picture.
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Fushimi Inari (Fushimi Shrine)
$ 400.00
Beautiful woodblock print "Fushimi Inari"(Fushimi Shrine) is by Shufu Miyamato. This is pencil signed by the artist, dated, and titled in Japanese by the artist. Paper has deeply embossed seal with his name in Japanese in bottom margin. Stunning colors. Absolutely breathtaking. Very spiritual mood. Limited edition of only 50 sheets.
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size: 14 and 1/2 inches wide by 10 and 3/4 inches tall (36.7 x 27.2 cm)
Image size: 12 and 1/2 inches wide by 8 and 3/4 inches tall (31.7 x 22 cm)
Sheet number: 22/30
Date: N/A
Signed: Artist hand-signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Pristine condition. A few minor ink spots on the bottom margin.
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Kaki (Persimmon)
$ 500.00
Original limited edition print "Kaki" (Persimmon) is by Toru Mabuchi (1920-1994). The print is presently framed. Artist signature "Toru Mabuchi"(pencil signed) on the lower center of the image, edition number 86/100 and the title in pencil on the lower margin. Limited edition - hand signed of only 100 prints. He has incredible printing technique by using small pieces of wood pasted on print blocks like mosaic stones.
Technique: Woodblock
Frame size: 22 and 1/4 x 28 and1/2 inches (56.5 x 72cm)
Image size (inside mat): 16 and 1/2 x 22 and 3/4 inches (57.5 x 42 cm)
Sheet number: 86/100
Date: Printed in 1962
Signed: Pencil signed by the artist
Condition: Toning from its age as shown. It shows very minor paper crease on the bottom margin. Please see the last picture. The frame is brand-new. A rare print in good condition.
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Kamedo Tenjin Shrine Precinct (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo)
$ 200.00
This beautiful print is published by Mokuhan print association which famous publishers join. It took six years to complete this series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo". Size is the same as the original. The carver used traditional cherrywood (mostly plywood nowadays). The printer used traditional Echizen pure Japanese washi paper. They used traditional carving tools, printing tools, and ink which is also used on the original. The carving and the printing is faithful to the original. Just stunning and beautiful. Please see the details.
The print is fine both in composition and printing. But a discerning eye will notice misprinting in the part under the arched bridge. Experts say deep blue, that is, the same color to paint Shinji Pond, is not fitting here. The misprinting is corrected in later runs. Thus you can easily tell whether a print of this scene is from the first edition or not.
The shrine enjoyed the special patronage of the Tokugawa Government. The shrine buildings, pond and the gate were all patterned after those of its head shrine at Dazaifu in Fukuoka in the southern main island of Kyushu. The shrine precinct has also been famous for the wisterias which bloom in May and embellish the pond.
Hiroshige Ando (1797 - 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. Hiroshige is best known for his landscapes, such as the series "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", "The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo".
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size (print size) : 10 x 14 and 3/4 inches (25.5 x 37.3 cm)
Condition: New condition. This print came directly from the publisher. Tipped on the presentation folder. Please see the picture.
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Kinryuzan Sensoji Temple (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo)
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This beautiful print is published by Mokuhan print association which famous publishers join. It took six years to complete this series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo". Size is the same as the original. The carver used traditional cherrywood (mostly plywood nowadays). The printer used traditional Echizen pure Japanese washi paper. They used traditional carving tools, printing tools, and ink which is also used on the original. The carving and the printing is faithful to the original. Just stunning and beautiful. Please see the details.
This is a snow scene of the main gate and the five-storied pagoda of the famed Sensoji Temple seen from Kaminarimon Gate in Asakusa. It is one of the masterpieces in this set. The temple building and the pagoda in red and green set off the snow scenery. The blank printing of the snow intensified the sense of snow depth. Hiroshige depicted in another print the temple and a row of visitors carrying umbrellas in the snow in the compound.
The temple commonly called the Kannon Temple of Asakusa is dedicated to Kannon or the Goddess of Mercy.
Records say the temple was first built in 628 by three government officials who found a tiny Kannon image about 5.5 centimeters in height in their nets while fishing in the Sumida River. The building was reduced to ashes times in 1378, 1535, 1631.... and 1945, and reconstructed in 1958. Kaminarimon Gate and the main temple gate were rebuilt in 1960 and 1964, respectively.
Hiroshige Ando (1797 - 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. Hiroshige is best known for his landscapes, such as the series "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", "The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo".
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size (print size) : 10 and 1/4 x 15 and 1/2 inches (26 x 39.5 cm)
Condition: New condition. This print came directly from the publisher. Tipped on the presentation folder. Please see the picture.
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Mikaki (Three Persimmons)
$ 500.00
Original limited edition print "Mikaki" (Three Persimmons) is by Toru Mabuchi (1920-1994). The print is presently framed. Artist signature "Toru Mabuchi"(pencil signed) on the lower right corner of the image, edition number 75/100 and the title in pencil on the lower margin. Limited edition - hand signed of only 100 prints. He has incredible printing technique by using small pieces of wood pasted on print blocks like mosaic stones.
Technique: Woodblock
Frame size: 22 and 1/4 x 28 and1/2 inches (56.5 x 72cm)
Image size (inside mat): 16 and 1/2 x 22 and 3/4 inches (57.5 x 42 cm)
Sheet number: 75/100
Date: Printed in 1962
Signed: Pencil signed by the artist
Condition: Toning from its age as shown. The frame is brand-new. A rare print in good condition.
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Night at Saruwakacho (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo)
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This beautiful print is published by Mokuhan print association which famous publishers join. It took six years to complete this series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo". Size is the same as the original. The carver used traditional cherrywood (mostly plywood nowadays). The printer used traditional Echizen pure Japanese washi paper. They used traditional carving tools, printing tools, and ink which is also used on the original. The carving and the printing is faithful to the original. Just stunning and beautiful. Please see the details.
In 1842 Mizuno Echizen no kami, the chief minister of the Tokugawa Government, proclaimed the Tempo Reform and clamped tight controls on social customs and behavior. Pornographic pictures were banned and theaters were also affected. Ichimuraza, Nakamuraza and Moritaza theaters, together with actors and others connected with the theaters, were moved to an out-of-the-way place between the Sensoji Temple and Yoshiwara. The new site of Saruwaka was named after the founder of Kabuki play. Ironically the new theater quarters drew more people than ever before.
In the left is a tea-house where theater-goers dined and made reservations for shows. In the right are theaters-Moritaza in the foreground, Ichimuraza next and Nakamuraza the farthest. Thin cloud shading in the lower part of the moon is a 'random' addition by the printer. A similar shading is seen in Komakata Temple by Azumabashi Bridge. The form or location of such insertions out of the printer's freak are various. The shading is omitted in later prints.
Hiroshige Ando (1797 - 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. Hiroshige is best known for his landscapes, such as the series "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", "The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo".
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size (print size) : 10 x 15 inches (25.5 x 38 cm)
Condition: New condition. This print came directly from the publisher. Tipped on the presentation folder. Please see the picture.
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Oboro (Cherry Blossom and Full Moon)
$ 249.00
Amazing woodblock print "Oboro" (Cherry Blossom and Full Moon) is by Teruhide Kato. Romantic night image with full of cherry blossom and full moon. Published by Unsodo. Teruhide Kato had studied at Kyoto Art College. He was a famous kimono fashion designer. When he was 50 years old, he decided to follow his real passion and became a traditional Kyoto woodblock artist. Success remained with the artist. After a gallery exhibition in New York and a book publication of his works titled "Kyoto Romance", he is as famous as a woodblock artist as he used to be as a kimono designer. Unfortunately, he passed away in 2015.
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size: 8 and 7/8 inches by 17 and 3/8 inches (22.5 x 44 cm)
Image size: 7 and 3/4 inches by 16 and 3/8 inches (20 x 41.5 cm)
Sheet number: N/A - Open edition
Date: N/A
Signed: Artist red seal on the lower right corner of the image.
Condition: Pristine condition. Typical printer's smudge on right margin which will be matted out.
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One Hundred Thousand Tsubo Land at Susaki, Fukagawa (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo)
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This beautiful print is published by Mokuhan print association which famous publishers join. It took six years to complete this series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo". Size is the same as the original. The carver used traditional cherrywood (mostly plywood nowadays). The printer used traditional Echizen pure Japanese washi paper. They used traditional carving tools, printing tools, and ink which is also used on the original. The carving and the printing is faithful to the original. Just stunning and beautiful. Please see the details.
The one hundred thousand "坪" tsubo (about 80 acres) Land is today Ishijima, Senda and Umibe, Sengoku in Koto Ward sandwiched in between the Simida and Ara River and facing Edo Bay in the south. The area and its adjoining Sunamura-Shinden and Hachiemon- Shinden were the low-lying marsh overgrown with reeds.
Hiroshige painted the snow-covered bleak trackless moor spreading under a wild eagle soaring in the sky. He must have borrowed the sharp eyes and powerful wings of the bird to depict the desolation of the wasteland. Mt. Tsukuba is drawn yonder. Lacquer is used in the beak in the first edition.
Hiroshige Ando (1797 - 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. Hiroshige is best known for his landscapes, such as the series "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", "The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo".
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size (print size) : 10 x 14 and 3/4 inches (25.5 x 37.3 cm)
Condition: New condition. This print came directly from the publisher. Tipped on the presentation folder. Please see the picture.
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Shidare Zakura 18A (Weeping Cherry 18A) #1/200
$ 395.00
Fabulous woodblock print "Shidare zakura 18A" (Weeping Cherry 18A) is by Hajime Namiki. Superfine detailed Weeping Cherry Blossom branches against a gold background. Absolutely beautiful!
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size: 12 and 5/8inches by 24 inches (32 x 61 cm)
Image size: 9 and 7/8 inches by 20 and 7/8 inches (25 x 53 cm)
Sheet number: 1/200
Date: 2013
Signed: Artist signed "H. Namiki" by pencil on the bottom margin.
Condition: Pristine condition.
Shinbashidori (Shinbashi Street)
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Japanese woodblock print "Shinbashidori" (Shinbashi Street, Kyoto) is by Katsuyuki Nishijima. This is a newly released print. Red wooden lantern and fence are striking. Wonderful colors and contrast.
Shinbashidori
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size: 17 and 1/4 inches wide and 12 and 1/2 inches tall (43.5 x 31.5 cm)
Image size: 14 and 7/8 inches wide and 10 and 1/8 inches tall (38 x 25.5 cm)
Sheet number: 9/500
Date: Printed in 2019
Signed: Hand- Signed "K. Nishijima" on the bottom margin
Condition: Pristine condition. Very minor paper crease on the margin which will be easily matted out.
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Suidobashi Bridge and Surugadai (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo)
$ 200.00
This beautiful print is published by Mokuhan print association which famous publishers join. It took six years to complete this series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo". Size is the same as the original. The carver used traditional cherrywood (mostly plywood nowadays). The printer used traditional Echizen pure Japanese washi paper. They used traditional carving tools, printing tools, and ink which is also used on the original. The carving and the printing is faithful to the original. Just stunning and beautiful. Please see the details.
Carp streamer and Shoki Devil-Queller flags are fluttering in a fine May sky. A man is carrying the ornament of samurai in his hand. Toy warriors and, as well as carp streamers, are the necessary accessories of the Boy's festival scene. The bridge spanner the Kanda River. Suido bashi(bridge) derived its name from the fact that a drinking water pipe crossed under the bridge to feed the city. Surugadai was the highest hill in Edo and therefore afforded the best view of Mt. Fuji in Edo.
Hiroshige Ando (1797 - 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. Hiroshige is best known for his landscapes, such as the series "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", "The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo".
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size (print size) : 10 and 1/2 x 14 and 3/4 inches (25.2 x 37.5 cm)
Condition: New condition. This print came directly from the publisher. Tipped on the presentation folder. Please see the picture.
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Surugacho (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo)
$ 200.00
This beautiful print is published by Mokuhan print association which famous publishers join. It took six years to complete this series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo". Size is the same as the original. The carver used traditional cherrywood (mostly plywood nowadays). The printer used traditional Echizen pure Japanese washi paper. They used traditional carving tools, printing tools, and ink which is also used on the original. The carving and the printing is faithful to the original. Just stunning and beautiful. Please see the details.
The picture shows two fine views of Edo in Hiroshige's times Mt. Fuji as seen from the hilly Surugacho and Echigoya Draper Shop at Surugacho. These two were the favorite subjects of Hokusai. Hiroshige and other ukiyo-e painters.
The picture of Mt. Fuji towering above the clouds painted in bluish purple, yellow, dark blue, light crimson colors is splendid indeed if a little too decorative.
Echigoya started a business here in 1683 and immediately won general popularity in Edo. It's motto "cash payment and reasonable prices" appealed to the people. Credit sale payable only twice a year in July and December was the common practice at the time.
Hiroshige Ando (1797 - 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. Hiroshige is best known for his landscapes, such as the series "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", "The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo".
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size (print size) : 10 x 14 and 3/4 inches (25.5 x 37.3 cm)
Condition: New condition. This print came directly from the publisher. Tipped on the presentation folder. Please see the picture.
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Tatsumi bashi (Tatsumi bashi Bridge at Gion, Kyoto)
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Japanese woodblock print "Tatsumi bashi" (Tatsumi bashi Bridge at Gion, Kyoto) is by Katsuyuki Nishijima. This is a newly released print. This Tatsumi bashi is an icon of Gion, Kyoto. This lovely print brings a very neat atmosphere.
Tatsumibashi
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size: 17 and 1/4 inches wide and 12 and 1/2 inches tall (43.5 x 31.5 cm)
Image size: 14 and 7/8 inches wide and 10 and 1/8 inches tall (38 x 25.5 cm)
Sheet number: 14/500
Date: Printed in 2019
Signed: Hand- Signed "K. Nishijima" on the bottom margin
Condition: Pristine condition. Faintest ink smudge and very minor paper crease on the bottom margin which will be easily matted out.
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Toriyasa (Toriyasa Restaurant)
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Japanese woodblock print "Toriyasa" (Toriyasa Restaurant) is by Katsuyuki Nishijima. This is a newly released print. 鳥彌三 (Toriyasa) is a very famous and traditional Nabe (Hot Pot) restaurant in Kyoto since 1788. Historical architecture inspires the beauty of Kyoto.
Toriyasa
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size: 17 and 1/4 inches wide and 12 and 1/2 inches tall (43.5 x 31.5 cm)
Image size: 14 and 7/8 inches wide and 10 and 1/8 inches tall (38 x 25.5 cm)
Sheet number: 7/500
Date: Printed in 2019
Signed: Hand- Signed "K. Nishijima" on the bottom margin
Condition: Pristine condition. A pinhead-size ink spot on the top margin (left side) which will be easily matted out.
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Yofuji (Mt. Fuji at Night)
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This spectacular woodblock print "Yofuji" (Mt. Fuji at Night) is by Shufu Miyamoto. Absolutely exquisite!! When framed and hung, you will realize that this print has much more beauty with healing power which you do not notice from just looking at the sheet print. I noticed that this print looks much more amazing from a little bit of distance. Limited Edition size was 200 sheets. This is pencil signed by the artist and titled in Japanese by the artist. Paper has deeply embossed seal in Japanese on the bottom margin. Strong texture on thick French paper. Metallic Mica looks like jewels and they add the beauty of the night with Mt. Fuji and full moon.
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size: 24 inches wide by 20 and 3/8 inches tall (61 x 51.7 cm)
Image size: 22 and 1/2 inches wide by 19 inches tall (57 x 48 cm)
Sheet number: 143/200
Date: N/A
Signed: Artist hand-signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Pristine condition. It came directly from the artist.
Yoru no Tokyo, Ryogokubashi yori (Tokyo at Night from the Ryogoku Bridge)
$ 250.00
Fine woodblock print "Yoru no Tokyo, Ryogokubashi yori"(Tokyo at Night from the Ryogoku Bridge) is by Toshi Yoshida. The gentle lights through Shoji (Japanese washi paper windows and lanterns) bring a heartwarming atmosphere. The reflection of light on the water is so beautiful. First printed in 1939. This is a later edition. Block-signed "Toshi Yoshida" English title "From the Ryogoku Bridge"(impressed) on the bottom margin. Dated "Showa 14 nen (1939)" and Japanese title "Yoru no Tokyo, Ryogokubashi yori" (Tokyo at Night from the Ryogoku Bridge) in Japanese on the left margin. Later printing stamp "atozuri" and printer's stamp "Shinkichi Numabe" on verso. (lower left edge of the paper)
Technique: Woodblock
Paper size: 11 x 8 and 1/4 inches (28 x 21 cm)
Image size: 9 and 1/2 x 6 and 3/4 inches (24 x 17 cm)
Sheet number: N/A
Date: 1939, This print is later edition from original blocks.
Signed: Block-signed "Toshi Yoshida" on the bottom margin.
Condition: Pristine condition.
