This is a fine woodblock print by the highly regarded Meiji woodblock artist, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. It shows a geisha with a fan and an elegant kimono – a full moon in the upper left. The print is beautifully framed in a gold painted frame that measures 21 ½” by 16” and is triple matted. The print itself measures 14 ½” by 9 5/8” – it is in excellent condition with no toning, foxing nor any other problems. It has not been examined out of the frame. It has excellent registration and vivid colors. ... Click for details
Depiction of: An interesting detailed image of two beautiful Japanese women in elaborate local dress in front of a
fountain before Western-looking Ueno Museum. The middle panel of a triptych.
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Original Japanese woodblock print by Taiso Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) titled Hot: The Appearance of a Wealthy Housewife in the Bunsei Era, from the series, Thirty-two Aspects of Daily Life, 1888. This is a first edition printing, with a three color title cartouche. It is illustrated at plate 8 of “Yoshitoshi's Women: The Woodblock-Print Series Fuzoku sanjuniso”, 1995 by John Stevenson.
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Original Japanese woodblock print by Taiso Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) titled Dangerous: The Appearance of a Contemporary Geisha of the Meiji Era, from the series, Thirty-two Aspects of Daily Life, 1888. This is a first edition printing, with a three color title cartouche. It is illustrated at plate 28 of “Yoshitoshi's Women: The Woodblock-Print Series Fuzoku sanjuniso”, 1995 by John Stevenson.
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Original Japanese woodblock print by Taiso Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) titled Suitable: The Appearance of a Geisha of the Licensed Quarters in the Koka Era, from the series, Thirty-two Aspects of Daily Life, 1888. This is a first edition printing, with a three color title cartouche. It is illustrated at plate 14 of “Yoshitoshi's Women: The Woodblock-Print Series Fuzoku sanjuniso”, 1995 by John Stevenson.
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Original Japanese woodblock print by Taiso Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) titled Frozen: The Appearance of a Fukagawa Nakamachi Geisha of the Tempo Era, from the series, Thirty-two Aspects of Daily Life, 1888. This is a first edition printing, with a three color title cartouche. It is illustrated at plate 11 of “Yoshitoshi's Women: The Woodblock-Print Series Fuzoku sanjuniso”, 1995 by John Stevenson.
This is a striking Aizuri-e blue print of a Geisha sitting on a low bench as if waiting for a a client or for another Geisha to go their local Geisha house. Her kimono is extremely ornate and is superbly drawn – as are her hair pieces, her obi and the bench on which she sits. Behind her is a picture of Mt. Fuji in a circular frame and a hanging cloth with kanji characters on it.
The size of Frame: 36" Long x 22 3/8" High.
Hanga, woodblock print area size: 28" Long x 13 7/8"
The artist: Toyokuni III (Utagawa Kunisada 1786-1864)
The title of print: Setsu Gekka No Uchi, Hanagumo... Click for details
