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 Este grabadao ha sido vendido | Beauty with Lacquer Box/ Belleza con una caja lacada Artist - Toyokuni III/Kunisada (1786 - 1864) Image Size - 8 1/4" x 18" Comments - Charming image of an elegantly dressed beauty holding an ornate black lacquer box. She kneels forward with an eager expression, offering the box with both hands. An extensive garden spreads out behind her, with beauties walking along the shore of a lake bordered by pine trees and a large stone lantern. A handsome design with fine detailing in the sumptuous kimono fabrics. image 1 image 2
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| Classic Pillow Prints /Clasico grabado de Almohada Artist - Kunimasa (1773 - 1810) Image Size - 10 1/2" x 9" (not measured individually) Classic Pillow Prints - One of the popular and favorite print styles from the late 18th and early 19th century was the pillow print. Set against lovely, traditional background settings, these finely designed old images usually depict a young couple in a private setting, playfully cuddling or resting before or after lovemaking. These prints were normally variations on that theme and reflect on the sometimes slightly erotic nature of Japanese woodblock prints. image 1 image 2
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| Image T-079 This item was purchased RARO DE ENCONTRAR
 RARE FIND This item was purchased | Autumn Moon at Seba, Sation No.32, Kisokaido Road/ Luna de Otoño en Seba, Estación No.32, carreteraKisokaido Series; Sixty-nine Stations of the Kisokaido
/ Series; Sesenta y nueve estaciones de la Kisokaido Kiso Kaido Rokujuku Tsugi Kiso Kaido Rokujuku Tsugi
Artist - Hiroshige (1797 - 1858) Image Size - 8 5/8" x 13 3/4" + margins as shown The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kisokaido - Hiroshige’s fantastic Kisokaido series was designed in collaboration with Keisei Eisen in the mid-1830s. Comprised of seventy prints, Eisen contributed twenty-three images to the series, with Hiroshige providing the rest. This masterpiece series chronicled life along the Kiso Highway, the upper road along the mountains from Edo to Kyoto, mirroring the lower Tokaido. Including scenes from all seasons, day and night, snow and rain, Hiroshige captured the essence of travel along the Kiso Road during the Edo era. His captivating and atmospheric views offer a poetic vision of the beautiful and often dramatic countryside of Japan.
The Kisokaido series was printed in a very small quantity. So, original Kisokaido prints are among the most rare prints in the Japanese print market. They are almost impossible to find today. As the masterwork subject of the series, this print specifically is an incredibly rare find. Autumn Moon at Seba, Sation No.32, Kisokaido Road - A terrific Hiroshige print depicting the autumn moon at Tama river, two boatmen pole their crafts down the river. A huge autumn moon hangs in the sky illuminating the scene at twilight and coloring the landscape in rich tones. Many consider this one of Hiroshige’s great masterwork prints. A wonderful Hiroshige design, a tranquil image that draws the viewer into this peaceful scene in Hiroshige’s Japan. PROCEDENCIA Fue adquirido en Kioto, en la subasta de bienes, por los herederos de un castillo. Los tres Hiroshige tienen la misma procedencia image 1 image 2
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 This item was purchased | Distant View of Mount Akiba at Kakegawa/ Vista lejana del Monte Akiba en Kakegawa Artist - Hiroshige (1797 - 1858) Image Size - 9" x 13 7/8" + margins as shown Comments - Terrific original Hiroshige landscape from his Hoeido Tokaido series. In the foreground, travelers cross a bridge at Kakegawa on a windy day, kites flying above. Workers toil in the rice paddies beyond and Mount Akiba rises in the distance. Beautiful fresh color and excellent detail in this handsome design. This is original Hiroshige print from the Hoeido Tokaido. The subject, in particular, is one of the finest from Hiroshige's masterwork Tokaido series.. image 1 image 2
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 This item was purchased | Great Sanjo Bridge, Kyoto / Gran puente de Sanjo, Kyoto (final del camino Tokaido) Artist - Hiroshige (1797 - 1858) Image Size - 8 1/4" x 18" Comments - A fantastic rare original Hiroshige fan print of the Sanjo Bridge in Kyoto- the famous bridge crossing the Kamo River and the traditional final station of the Tokaido journey. A beautiful, fluid design, less formally drawn than Hiroshige’s more traditional prints- a style perfect for this fan motif. Travelers and locals cross the bridge on a balmy day, workmen, elegant women, and a man leading a horse- a charming slice of life in Edo era Kyoto. Lovely rare fan print and a nice choice for the collector interested in a unique original Hiroshige. image 1 image 2
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 | A rural beautyt / Una joven del campo
Artist - Kunimasa (1773 - 1810) Image Size - 7 1/4" x 11" Goyo Studio Reprints - Hashiguchi Goyo is the undisputed master of the 20th century shin-hanga movement. A secondary part of his career was reprinting beautiful old ukiyo-e prints from the golden age of the print period. In 1920, much of Goyo’s artistic work was devoted to creating these incredible woodblock reprints from the golden age of ukiyo-e. Each print was painstakingly copied from an original and stamped with the Goyo circular seal (see example below). Line by line, color by color, the prints were recreated in Goyo’s studio to perfectly emulate these masterworks of ukiyo-e. Goyo took pride in this work and the release of his reprints was met with great acclaim.
Today, original Goyo reprints are highly sought after by collectors and rare to find. Comments - A rural beauty, her hair tied with a cotton cloth. image 1 image 2
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 | Elegant Courtesan and Attendant / Una elegante cortesana y su ayudante
Artist - Kunisada II (1823 - 1880) Image Size - 7" x 10 1/2" Goyo Studio Reprints - Hashiguchi Goyo is the undisputed master of the 20th century shin-hanga movement. A secondary part of his career was reprinting beautiful old ukiyo-e prints from the golden age of the print period. In 1920, much of Goyo’s artistic work was devoted to creating these incredible woodblock reprints from the golden age of ukiyo-e. Each print was painstakingly copied from an original and stamped with the Goyo circular seal (see example below). Line by line, color by color, the prints were recreated in Goyo’s studio to perfectly emulate these masterworks of ukiyo-e. Goyo took pride in this work and the release of his reprints was met with great acclaim.
Today, original Goyo reprints are highly sought after by collectors and rare to find. Comments - A lovely Eishi illustration of a high ranking courtesan seated before a koto. Behind her, a young girl attendant lowers the shades. image 1 image 2
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| | Young Married Woman / Mujer joven casada Artist - Eisho Utamaro (1750 - 1806) Image Size - 15" x 10" Adachi Publisher - This beautiful reprint is from the famous Tokyo publisher Adachi, one of the most respected publishers of the 20th century. Adachi woodblocks were printed to the highest standards of quality with excellent color and fine detail. The Adachi woodblock printers were known to be the best in the business. Founded in 1925, Adachi also chose interesting and varied subjects for their prints and was the only publisher of many famous old ukiyo-e images. This print is sealed with the Adachi seal in ink on the reverse (image 4). Comments - Lovely beauty image and a very famous Utamaro print. The wonderful portrait of Takashima Ohisa in a formal kimono with a fan. This magnificent Utamaro print is a true artist's masterwork. Our lovely reprint with excellent color and fine detail, the background in a very softly shimmering white mica. Very nice.
Note; this is a limited edition of this Eisho design from numbered on the reverse #383 of 500. Nota; Edicion limitada , numerada en la parte posterior nº 383 de 500. Young Married Woman ( British Museum) Mujer joven casada ( Museo Britanico ) image 1 image 2
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| | Young Married Woman / Mujer joven casada Artist - Eisho (active circa 1790 - 1799) Image Size - 16" x 10 1/8" Adachi Publisher - This beautiful reprint is from the famous Tokyo publisher Adachi, one of the most respected publishers of the 20th century. Adachi woodblocks were printed to the highest standards of quality with excellent color and fine detail. The Adachi woodblock printers were known to be the best in the business. Founded in 1925, Adachi also chose interesting and varied subjects for their prints and was the only publisher of many famous old ukiyo-e images. This print is sealed with the Adachi seal in ink on the reverse (image 4). Comments - A beautiful, classic print portrait from the golden age of the woodblock print period by the artist Eisho. A classic head and shoulders portrait of the young woman with her hair pinned high, a couple strands falling loose in a casual manner, smiling as she looks over her shoulder while fingering the cords of a small cloth bag. The background features soft shimmering mica emulating the original.
Note; this is a limited edition of this Eisho design from numbered on the reverse #383 of 500. Nota; Edicion limitada , numerada en la parte posterior nº 383 de 500. image 1 image 2
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| | Beauty with Shamisen / Joven con Shamisen Artist - Eishi (1756 - 1829) Image Size - 15 1/4" x 10" + margins as shown Adachi Publisher - This beautiful reprint is from the famous Tokyo publisher Adachi, one of the most respected publishers of the 20th century. Adachi woodblocks were printed to the highest standards of quality with excellent color and fine detail. The Adachi woodblock printers were known to be the best in the business. Founded in 1925, Adachi also chose interesting and varied subjects for their prints and was the only publisher of many famous old ukiyo-e images. This print is sealed with the Adachi seal in ink on the reverse (image 4). Comments - An exceptional Eishi woodblock print of a young beauty, tall and elegant, with a shamisen at her feet. A wonderful portrait with soft color and delicate detail. Would make a lovely display. image 1 image 2
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 | Classic Pillow Prints /Clasico grabado de Almohada Artist - Kiyonaga (1752 - 1815) Image Size - 10 3/8" x 9 1/2" Classic Pillow Prints - One of the popular and favorite print styles from the late 18th and early 19th century was the pillow print. Set against lovely, traditional background settings, these finely designed old images usually depict a young couple in a private setting, playfully cuddling or resting before or after lovemaking. These prints were normally variations on that theme and reflect on the sometimes slightly erotic nature of Japanese woodblock prints. image 1 image 2
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 | Elegant Courtesan / Cortesana elegante Artist - Eizan (1787 - 1867) Image Size - 6 3/4" x 10 3/4" Goyo Studio Reprints - Hashiguchi Goyo is the undisputed master of the 20th century shin-hanga movement. A secondary part of his career was reprinting beautiful old ukiyo-e prints from the golden age of the print period. In 1920, much of Goyo’s artistic work was devoted to creating these incredible woodblock reprints from the golden age of ukiyo-e. Each print was painstakingly copied from an original and stamped with the Goyo circular seal (image 2). Line by line, color by color, the prints were recreated in Goyo’s studio to perfectly emulate these masterworks of ukiyo-e. Goyo took pride in this work and the release of his reprints was met with great acclaim.
Today, original Goyo reprints are highly sought after by collectors and rare to find. This is an exceptional opportunity! Comments - A fantastic print and classic from the golden age of the print period. This wonderful portrait print showing a young beauty, geisha, in an elegant teahouse. In the background, through the sliding screen, the viewer sees the shadows of two young beauties entertaining wealthy clients. A classic image and great geisha print. image 1 image 2
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 | Classic Pillow Prints /Clasico grabado de Almohada Artist - 19th century artist (unsigned) Image Size - Approximately 10 1/2" x 9" (not measured individually) Classic Pillow Prints - One of the popular and favorite print styles from the late 18th and early 19th century was the pillow print. Set against lovely, traditional background settings, these finely designed old images usually depict a young couple in a private setting, playfully cuddling or resting before or after lovemaking. These prints were normally variations on that theme and reflect on the sometimes slightly erotic nature of Japanese woodblock prints. image 1 image 2
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 | Classic Pillow Prints /Clasico grabado de Almohada Artist - Eishi (1756 - 1829) Image Size - 9" x 6 3/8" + margins as shown Classic Pillow Prints - One of the popular and favorite print styles from the late 18th and early 19th century was the pillow print. Set against lovely, traditional background settings, these finely designed old images usually depict a young couple in a private setting, playfully cuddling or resting before or after lovemaking. These prints were normally variations on that theme and reflect on the sometimes slightly erotic nature of Japanese woodblock prints. image 1 image 2
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 This item was purchased | 20th century Original Japanese Ink and Wash Drawing Artist - 20th century artist (not translated) Size - 10 3/4" x 13" Comments - Attractive original ink and wash drawing of a spray of plum blossoms and a rugged tree trunk. image 1 image 2
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 | Original Ikkei (active 1800) Artist - Ikkei Image Size - Standard oban, approximately 9 1/2" x 14 1/2" (not measured individually)Comments - An interesting old Ikkei print scene from daily life in Tokyo. Men going about various activities around the noon time. Condition - Some thinning and fraying near corners. Rubbing and soiling, as shown. Otherwise good. Please see photos for details. image 1 image 2
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| | Tipsy / Chispa "de botellon de sake"
Series; A Parent's Moralizing Spectacles / Serie, Gafas moralizante para padres (gafas para ver lo que hacen los hijos)
Artist - Utamaro (1750 - 1806) Image Size - 7 3/4" x 11 1/2" Tipsy - A comical Utamaro portrait from the series, a young beauty having imbibed a bit too much sake, feeling sick after a night of partying. Beautiful soft color, excellent detail, a nice print by Utamaro. image 1 image 2
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| | Courtesan Tokiwagi / Cortesana Tokiwagi
Series; Seisha Bijin Kurabe / Serie; Seisha Bijin Kurabe Artist - Kunisada II (1823 - 1880) Image Size - 14 1/8" x 9 5/8" + margins as shown Courtesan Tokiwagi - Charming portrait of the beautiful courtesan Tokiwagi, carefully holding a feathered shuttlecock for the traditional game of battledore and shuttlecock. Her hair is piled high on her head, ornamented with several combs and hairpins and a red cloth ribbon. She wears a flowing green kimono tied with a red obi. An attractive design with deep rich color and a nice decorative border. image 1 image 2
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| | Wind Wheel / Madre con molinillo de viento Series; Ten Physiognomic Aspects of Women
Serie, Aspectos fisiológicos de la mujer Artist - Utamaro (1750 - 1806) Image Size - 14 7/8" x 10" + margins as shown Adachi Publisher - This beautiful reprint is from the famous Tokyo publisher Adachi, one of the most respected publishers of the 20th century. Adachi woodblocks were printed to the highest standards of quality with excellent color and fine detail. The Adachi woodblock printers were known to be the best in the business. Founded in 1925, Adachi also chose interesting and varied subjects for their prints and was the only publisher of many famous old ukiyo-e images. This print is sealed with the Adachi seal in ink on the reverse (Image 2). Wind Wheel - Charming image of a young mother holding a child in one arm, amusing him with a pin wheel or wind wheel, her lips pursed as if ready to blow on the toy. Her hair is swept up into a large bun, simply adorned with two hairpins, and she wears several layers of colorful robes. Wonderful fine detail in the face and hairstyle. image 1 image 2
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 IT BUILDS OF GREAT INTEREST | Women Relaxing at a Tea Stall / Mujeres relajandose en una parada de té Artist - Shuncho (active circa 1780 - 1795) Image Size - 10" x 7 1/4" + margins as shown Comments - Beautiful original 18th century Shuncho print of three young women relaxing at an outdoor tea stall. One rests on a bench, a pipe in hand and teacup beside her, as her companions enjoy a view of the valley below. Beautifully drawn with delicate line work and soft color. A classic Edo era beauty image that would make a wonderful addition to any ukiyo-e collection. image 1 image 2
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 | Original Meiji era Japanese Woodblock Print / Grabado original de la epoca Meiji Artist - Meiji era artist (not translated)
Image Size - 13 7/8" x 5 1/2" + margins as shown Comments - Woodblock print based on classic works of Japanese art. These woodblocks were produced during the Meiji era in recognition of these important cultural treasures.! image 1 image 2
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| | Original Meiji era Japanese Woodblock Print / Grabado original de la epoca Meiji Artist - Meiji era artist (not translated)
Image Size - 8 1/4" x 5 3/8" Comments - A fantastic, original Meiji era nature subject. These lovely original pieces are an incredible bargain at our low clearance prices and would make a striking display. Bid now on these beautiful prints! image 1 image 2
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383 de 500 Rara en comercios 
| Appearing Again; Naniwaya Okita / Vuelve a aparecer; Naniwaya Okita
Series; Renowned Beauties Likened to the Six Immortal Poets /
Series; Bellezas de renombre comparable a la de seis poetas inmortales
Artist - Utamaro (1750 - 1806)
Image Size - 15" x 9 7/8" + margins as shown
Adachi Publisher - This beautiful reprint is from the famous Tokyo publisher Adachi, one of the most respected publishers of the 20th century. Adachi woodblocks were printed to the highest standards of quality with excellent color and fine detail. The Adachi woodblock printers were known to be the best in the business. Founded in 1925, Adachi also chose interesting and varied subjects for their prints and was the only publisher of many famous old ukiyo-e images. This print is sealed with the Adachi seal in ink on the reverse (see example of seal below). Appearing Again; Naniwaya Okita - A wonderful reprint of Utamaro's masterwork design of the beauty Naniwaya Okita serving tea. Fantastic, classic Utamaro portrait from the golden age of the print period. Lovely beauty in a head and shoulders image, holding a fine tea cup. Beautiful color emulating Utamaro's original. A lovely design and classic portrait print. This wonderful old reprint would make a fantastic display piece.
Note; this is a limited edition reprint of this Utamaro design from the mid-20th century and is numbered on the reverse #383 of 500. image 1 image 2
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IT BUILDS OF GREAT INTEREST | Pilgrim Outside a Shrine / Peregrino en el Exterior de un Templo
Artist - Toyokuni III/Kunisada (1786 - 1864)
Image Size - 13 3/4" x 9 3/4" + margins as shown
Comments - Handsome scene of a beauty on a pilgrimage. She stops at a stone water basin just outside a shrine entrance to wash, holding a dipper. She carries a poem slip and has a string of prayer slips hung around her neck. A spray of delicate pink cherry blossoms frames the setting. An interesting subject with a nice soft color palette. image 1 image 2
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| | Original Japanese Woodblock Print (Cacho-e) /Grabado Japones impreso en madera (xilografia) Cacho-e
Artist - 19th century artist (not translated)
Image Size - 10 5/8" x 12 1/2"
Comments - Lovely traditional kacho-e* or bird and flower print of a small bird perched on the branch of a willow tree. A shrub with red and pink flowers adds a touch of color at lower right. An attractive print with soft colors and the look and feel of a watercolor painting. image 1 image 2
image 3 *kacho-e Prints depicting birds and flowers are called kacho-e by the Japanese. *kacho-e Imagenes de flores y aves, consultar Saber algo más
| | This item was purchased | Hairdresser / Belleza con abanico
Series; Twelve Types of Women's Handicraft /
Series; Comparación de las bellezas de la zona sur Artist - Utamaro (1750 - 1806) Image Size - 7 1/4" x 11 1/4" Goyo Studio Reprints - Hashiguchi Goyo is the undisputed master of the 20th century shin-hanga movement. A secondary part of his career was reprinting beautiful old ukiyo-e prints from the golden age of the print period. In 1920, much of Goyo’s artistic work was devoted to creating these incredible woodblock reprints from the golden age of ukiyo-e. Each print was painstakingly copied from an original and stamped with the Goyo circular seal (see examplemage 2). Line by line, color by color, the prints were recreated in Goyo’s studio to perfectly emulate these masterworks of ukiyo-e. Goyo took pride in this work and the release of his reprints was met with great acclaim.
Today, original Goyo reprints are highly sought after by collectors and rare to find. This is an exceptional opportunity! Beauty with Fan - A fantastic Utamaro reprint and a very rare image to find in a reprint. Lovely, classic bust portrait of a young woman holding a fan decorated with a harbor scene. image 1 image 2
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| | This item was purchased | A Beauty after the Bath / Belleza despues del baño
Artist - Eisho (active circa 1790 - 1799)
Image Size - 7" x 10 1/2" Goyo Studio Reprints - Hashiguchi Goyo is the undisputed master of the 20th century shin-hanga movement. A secondary part of his career was reprinting beautiful old ukiyo-e prints from the golden age of the print period. In 1920, much of Goyo’s artistic work was devoted to creating these incredible woodblock reprints from the golden age of ukiyo-e. Each print was painstakingly copied from an original and stamped with the Goyo circular seal (see examplemage 2). Line by line, color by color, the prints were recreated in Goyo’s studio to perfectly emulate these masterworks of ukiyo-e. Goyo took pride in this work and the release of his reprints was met with great acclaim.
Today, original Goyo reprints are highly sought after by collectors and rare to find. This is an exceptional opportunity! Comments - An excellent classic portrait prints by artist Eisho of a young beauty in a cotton robe worn after the bath. Her hair pinned simply above her head, a few strands falling loose in a simple, functional style before making up to go out. A lovely, and classic print. image 1 image 2
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| | Beauty and Gift / Belleza con regalo
Artist - Eisui (active circa 1790 - 1823)
Image Size - 10 1/2" x 7" Goyo Studio Reprints - Hashiguchi Goyo is the undisputed master of the 20th century shin-hanga movement. A secondary part of his career was reprinting beautiful old ukiyo-e prints from the golden age of the print period. In 1920, much of Goyo’s artistic work was devoted to creating these incredible woodblock reprints from the golden age of ukiyo-e. Each print was painstakingly copied from an original and stamped with the Goyo circular seal (see examplemage 2). Line by line, color by color, the prints were recreated in Goyo’s studio to perfectly emulate these masterworks of ukiyo-e. Goyo took pride in this work and the release of his reprints was met with great acclaim.
Today, original Goyo reprints are highly sought after by collectors and rare to find. This is an exceptional opportunity! Comments - An excellent golden age print by artist, Eisui of a lovely young beauty, cheerfully contemplating opening a small gift wrapped in a wrapping cloth. A fantastic classic print portrait image 1 image 2
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