DESCRIPTION: Beautiful Meiji era two panel Japanese screen in subtle sepia tones depicting geese on a snowy marsh. The left panel shows a goose in flight, while the right shows two geese on the bank. Good condition, some slight rubbing that is not significant. DIMENSIONS: 49” x 47" fully extended.

DESCRIPTION: A colorful woodblock triptych print by Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), depicting three beauties in an interior setting engaged in various activities. In the left panel a woman is seated in front of an elaborate textile imprinted with a flower cart motif. The center panel show another beauty dressed in an ornate kimono with a phoenix motif, holding a bowl with a young boy at her feet. The right panel shows a seated woman in the midst of tea preparation. All three women have thei... Click for details

DESCRIPTION: A beautiful woodblock "okubi-e" (literally "big head") print by print master Toyokuni III, 1786-1865 (also known as Kunisada), one of the most active and recognized Japanese Ukiyo-e artists of the Edo period. This print depicts an actor with flowered headdress in an elaborate “flaming pearl” kimono. The Ukiyo-e (or “floating world”) style was born in Kyoto and later brought to Edo, where woodblock printing became its predominant medium. This print is in very good condition with g... Click for details

DESCRIPTION: A beautiful triptych wood block print by print master Toyokuni III, 1786-1865 (also known as Kunisada), one of the most active and esteemed Japanese Ukiyo-e artists of the Edo period. The Ukiyo-e (or “floating world”) style was born in Kyoto and later brought to Edo, where woodblock printing became the predominant medium of Ukiyo-e. This triptych depicts a narrative scene with four performers dressed in elaborate butterfly costumes, striking drums. The print is in virtually perfec... Click for details