3 - Panel Meiji Era Woodblock Print -Flower Cart

Toyohara Chikanobu (Japan, 1838-1912))Flower Cart, Court Ladies of the Tokugawa Erawoodblock printA triptych woodblock panel of three women and a child around a cart upon which sits an imposing floral

Sakai Hoitsu, "Red & White Flowers", original woodblock print from the Shiki no hana, authentic first printing by Yomada Unsodo, Kyoto, 1907-1908, Meiji Era 40-41. Certifications of Authenticity will

Sakai Hoitsu, "Garden Plants, Climbers and Flowers", original woodblock print from the Shiki no hana, authentic first printing by Yomada Unsodo, Kyoto, 1907-1908, Meiji Era 40-41. Certifications of Au

Sakai Hoitsu, "Red Bell Flowers", original woodblock print from the Shiki no hana, authentic first printing by Yomada Unsodo, Kyoto, 1907-1908, Meiji Era 40-41. Certifications of Authenticity will be

"Praying Mantis, Grapes" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Anti

"Baikal Teal" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Antique woodblo

Japanese Woodblock Print. Artist: Unread Meiji Era artist. Subject: Navel Battle. Date: c1895. Size: Each oban panel measures approximately 10” x 15". Condition: Excellent color & impression. So

Artist: Chikanobu, Toyohara, 1838-1912 Title: Beauty of the Meiji Era Series: A Mirror of Beauties of the Ages Date: 1897 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 1

"Lilies and Royal Candles", by Sakai Hoitsu, original antique woodblock print from the Shiki no hana, authentic first printing by Yomada Unsodo, Kyoto, 1907-1908, Meiji Era 40-41. Double page woodbloc

"Flower, Water Chestnut and Gray Wagtail" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901

"Common Red and Mandarin Duck" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era

"Clematis and Great Tit" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Anti

"Kudzu and Japanese Quail" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. An

"Bleeding-heart and Common Kingfisher" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, M

"Eurasian Sparrow-hawk" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Antiq

Gekko Ogata - Kudzu Flower. Japanese woodblock print. The first edition of this design was published in the Meiji period (1868 - 1912). Size of the image (excluding margins) in centimeters 32.3 x 21.4

Japanese Woodblock Print, originally published 1852, this Showa era from recarved woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: triptych (3 oban prints), each panel 10.625 x 15 inches; Overall: 31.9 x 15 inches COMMENTS

Japanese Woodblock Print, originally published 1852, this Showa era from recarved woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: triptych (3 oban prints), each panel 10.625 x 15 inches; Overall: 31.9 x 15 inches COMMENTS

Japanese Woodblock Print Triptych, Showa era printing from recarved woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: triptych (3 oban prints), each panel 10.75 x 15.75 inches; Overall: 32.25 x 15.75 inches HIROSHIGE was bo

3 @ JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS: Imao Kenian (1845 - 1924, Japan), woodblock prints depicting birds and flowers on laid paper on paper, characters in the margins, 14"h x 10"l; Vintage bamboo frame with

1888 Yoshu Chikanobu 3 Panel Block Print - Artist (1838-1912) Titled ''Emperor Meiji and Empress Viewing Peony Flowers'' , Framed 33.5'' x 19'' (See Photos for Condition)

Yukoku Matsui, "Sand pear", from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock printing created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Yukoku Matsui wa

Watanabe Nobukazu 19th Century Japanese 3 Panel Woodblock Print. 43 inches x 24 inches

Artist: Unknown, the original artist of this Meiji-era woodblock print is not explicitly identified. Title: The Fall of Osaka Castle, Date: Circa 1930-1940 (Showa). Publisher: Shobunsha. Medium: Japan