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81 5024 Eisen 1790 1848 81 5024 Eisen 1790 1848
81 5024 Eisen 1790 1848 81 5024 Eisen 1790 1848
81 5024 Eisen 1790 1848 81 5024 Eisen 1790 1848
81/5024 Eisen (1790-1848). (Courtesan looking into a room). Col. woodcut, ±23x17 cm., signed Eisen-ga, publisher Oyama Hangorô.

- Small hole due to paper flaw and one pinhole; one sm. stain along left margin not affecting image.

= Series-title Gosatsu bijin awase (Beauties of the five festivals) on print.

AND 2 col. woodcut fan prints: MORI GYOKUSEN (1792-1864), (Hachiman festival) (±28x28 cm., signed Gyokusen-ga, no publisher. Cut out and laid down on board, sl. browned/ waterst.) and KUNISADA (1786-1865), (Three actors) (signed Toyokuni-ga, publisher Ibaya Senzaburô, w. aratame/ date seal, 1815-1832. With binding holes; laid down on paper).

€ (100-150) 250
81 5025 Gekkô 1859 1920 81 5025 Gekkô 1859 1920
81 5025 Gekkô 1859 1920 81 5025 Gekkô 1859 1920
81 5025 Gekkô 1859 1920 81 5025 Gekkô 1859 1920
81 5025 Gekkô 1859 1920 81 5025 Gekkô 1859 1920
81/5025 Gekkô (1859-1920). Irohabiki Gekkô manga (Gekkô's sketches in alphabetical order). Tokyo, publisher Tôyôdô, 1901-1903, 3rd series, 7 vols., num. woodcut ills., bound unif. as a blockbook.

- Contents fine. Wr. occas. sl. soiled.

= The complete third (and final) series of Irohabiki Gekkô manga, showing a variety of themes and scenes.

AND vol. 1 and 2 of the first series of Irohabiki Gekkô manga (Tokyo, 1894-1895) (partly sl. foxed).

€ (150-250) 300
81 5026 Ginkô 1853 ? 81 5026 Ginkô 1853 ?
81 5026 Ginkô 1853 ? 81 5026 Ginkô 1853 ?
81 5026 Ginkô 1853 ? 81 5026 Ginkô 1853 ?
81 5026 Ginkô 1853 ? 81 5026 Ginkô 1853 ?
81/5026 Ginkô (1853-?). Kaoyose no shiki (Greeting the Audience at the Beginning of the Season). Col. woodcut ôban, signed Ginkô, publisher Hasegawa Sumi, 1897 (Meiji 30).

- (Slightly) foxed. = From the series Ô-Edo shibai nenjû gyôji (Annual Events of the Theater in Edo).

AND 3 other prints, i.a. HARUNAMI (?), (Actor with a parasol under a cherry blossom tree) (col. woodcut koban, signed Harunami-ga, publisher unread, 1935 (Shôwa 30)).

€ (60-80) 60
81 5027 Hashizume Kan'ichi 1820 1884 81 5027 Hashizume Kan'ichi 1820 1884
81 5027 Hashizume Kan'ichi 1820 1884 81 5027 Hashizume Kan'ichi 1820 1884
81 5027 Hashizume Kan'ichi 1820 1884 81 5027 Hashizume Kan'ichi 1820 1884
81/5027 Hashizume, Kan'ichi (1820-1884). Kaisei jikata taisei. Tokyo, Yamatoya Kihyôe(?), 1869, 5 vols., woodcut text and ills., orig. unif. cordbound wr. w. portfolio.

- One vol. partly sl. wormholed; 2 vols. partly trifle waterst. in blank margins. Two vols. cords partly dam.

= Jikatasho is a type of handbook for local control (territorial control) first written in the Edo period. This work is probably a revised version of Sanpô Jikata taisei (1837) by Akita Jûshichirô Yoshiichi(?). With ills. concerning land surveying, civil engineering works, and land surveying equipment.

€ (80-100)
81/5028 Heian meishô nijûkei Twelve scenic views of Heian 81/5028 Heian meishô nijûkei Twelve scenic views of Heian
81/5028 Heian meishô nijûkei Twelve scenic views of Heian 81/5028 Heian meishô nijûkei Twelve scenic views of Heian
81/5028 Heian meishô nijûkei Twelve scenic views of Heian 81/5028 Heian meishô nijûkei Twelve scenic views of Heian
81/5028 Heian meishô nijûkei (Twelve scenic views of Heian). Kyoto, publisher Tanaka Jihê, 1900, 12 col. woodcuts (±20,5x27,5 cm.), leporello, bound in orig. cl. w. hashira title, in silk portfolio w. bone clasps, oblong folio.

- Blank verso of textlvs. and prints stuck to opposite blank (as published?); all lvs. sl. wormholed in outer blank margin; sl. foxed.

= A series of 12 prints of temples in Kyoto, formerly known as Heian, divided in four seasons. All by different artists, incl. Hara Zaisen (1849-1916), Morikawa Sobun (1847-1902), Takeuchi Seihô (1864-1942) and Utsumi Kichidô (1850-1923).

€ (50-70) 50
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865 81 5029 Hirokage act 1855 1865
81/5029 Hirokage (act. 1855-1865). Edo meisho dôke zukushi (Comical views of famous places in Edo). Ten prints from the series of 45 col. woodcut ôban, all signed Hirokage-ga, publisher Tsukiokaya Bunsuke, all. w. censor seal, 1859-1860.

- All tipped unto mount and cut sl. short in the left blank margin w. partial loss of publisher's (and censor) seal; 1x sm. restored section in left blank margin; a few unobtrusive tiny holes in 4 prints. A fine lot of prints.

= Comprises: No. 1, Nihonbashi no asaichi (Morning Market at Nihonbashi ); No. 4, Ochanomizu no tsuribito (Fishermen at Ochanomizu); No. 6, Shinobazu ike (Shinobazu Pond); No. 10, Soto Kanda Sakuma-cho (Sakuma-cho outside Kanda); No. 11, Shitaya Onarimichi (Shogun's Road at Shitaya); No. 12, Susaki no shiohi (Low Tide at Susaki ); No. 15, Kasumigaseki no chobo (Distant View at Kasumigaseki); No. 24, Sukiya-gashi (Sukiya-gashi Embankment); No. 39, Fukagawa Mannen-bashi (Mannen Bridge at Fukagawa); No. 41, Asakusa Onmayagashi (Onmayagashi Embankment in Asakusa).

€ (600-800) 1200
81 5030 Hirosada act 1819 1863 81 5030 Hirosada act 1819 1863
81 5030 Hirosada act 1819 1863 81 5030 Hirosada act 1819 1863
81 5030 Hirosada act 1819 1863 81 5030 Hirosada act 1819 1863
81/5030 Hirosada (act. 1819-1863). Chuko Kijinden (Tales of Exceptional. Persons of Loyalty). Five col. woodcut chûban from the series, 3x signed Hirosada ga (one is unsigned and one signature unread, but identified as Hirosada on mount), publ. unread, tipped onto 3 mounts.

- All prints tipped onto mount at corners; partly trifle foxed; one print w. sm. vague waterstain on his left shoulder.

AND 1 other similar by the same (tipped together with one of the previous 5 prints on one mount).

€ (200-300)
81 5031 Hirosada act 1819 1863 81 5031 Hirosada act 1819 1863
81/5031 Hirosada (act. 1819-1863). (Two characters from Keisei somewake tazuna with a giant black snake). Col. woodcut chûban diptych w. gold gauffrage on the right panel, signed Hirosada w. (unread) seal, publisher Kinkadô, 1854.

- With one small pinhole in the upper right corner of the right panel, but otherwise a very fine impresssion.

= Shows a scene from the play Keisei somewake tazuna (A Courtesan's Multicoloured Reigns), where the vilain of the story has conjured up a giant black snake with his magic.

€ (100-150) 400
81 5032 Hiroshige 1797 1858 81 5032 Hiroshige 1797 1858
81/5032 Hiroshige (1797-1858). Ejiri. Col. woodcut chûban, signed Hiroshige-ga, seal Ichiryûsai, publisher (Murataya Ichigorô), w. censor seals, ca. 1852.

- Some offsetting and a white spot near the top of the print, which is a result of damage to the block and present in all copies. Fine impression, with some mica in the black area along the top.

= Station no. 19 from the series Gojû-san tsugi, the Fifty-three Stations of the Tôkaidô, also known as Tôkaidô jinbutsu (People of the Tôkaidô).

€ (100-150) 130
81 5033 Hiroshige 1797 1858 81 5033 Hiroshige 1797 1858
81/5033 Hiroshige (1797-1858). Izu - Shuzenji - Yujiyu (Izu Province. The Hot Springs of the Shuzen Temple). Col. woodcut ôban, signed Hiroshige-hitsu, publisher Koshimuraya Heisuke, w. censor seals, 1853.

- With some sm. wormholes, but otherwise a good copy and impression.

= From the series Rokujû yoshû meisho zue (Pictures of Famous Places is Sixty-odd Provinces). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVIII.

€ (300-500) 300
81 5034 Hiroshige 1797 1858 81 5034 Hiroshige 1797 1858
81/5034 Hiroshige (1797-1858). Youchi yon, hikitori The Night Attack, Part 4: The Withdrawal. Col. woodcut horizontal ôban, signed Hiroshige-ga, n.publ., ±1835-1839.

- Without margins; yellowed/ browned and sl. faded; w. restored section along bottom.

= From the series Chûshingura (The Storehouse of Loyal Retainers).

Hiroshige II (1829-1869) (after). Akasaka kiribatake uchû yûkei (Night Rain at Akasaka Kiribatake). Col. woodcut ôban, signed ni-sei Hiroshige-ga, no publ.

- Modern restrike after the original by Hiroshige II; sl. browned; tipped onto mount along right margin; w. a few small foxed spots.

= After the 1859 original print from the series Meisho Edo hyakkei (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo).

€ (60-80) 60
81 5035 Hiroshige 1797 1858  after 81 5035 Hiroshige 1797 1858 after
81/5035 Hiroshige (1797-1858) (after). Kanbara. Yoru no yuki (Kanbara. Evening snow). Col. woodcut horizontal ôban, signed Hiroshige-ga, publisher seal Takenouchi Magohachi (fine).

= A facsimile restrike of the original from the series Tôkaidô gojûsan-tsugi no uchi (Fifty-three stations of the Tôkaidô).

Idem (after). Kameido Tenjin keidai (Inside Kameido Tenjin Shrine). Col. woodcut chûban, signed Hiroshige-hitsu, facsimile reprint by publisher Uchida.

- Two tiny foxed spots, otherwise fine.

= A facsimile restrike of the original from the series Meisho Edo hyakkei (One hundred famous views of Edo).

€ (50-70) 50
81 5036 Hiroshige II 1829 1869 81 5036 Hiroshige II 1829 1869
81/5036 Hiroshige II (1829-1869). Lot of 3 prints from the series Chûshingura (The Storehouse of the Loyal Retainers), col. woodcut, horizontal ôban, all signed Ichiyûsai Shigenobu-ga, publisher Fujiokaya Keijirô (Shôrindô), with aratame seal and date seal, 1855.

- All without margins; w. restored holes; (sl.) faded and soiled/ stained; edges strengthened w. thin Japanese; one doubled w. thin Japanese.

= Depicting act 6-8 (rokudanme, shichidanme and hachidanme) of the play Chûshingura (The Storehouse of the Loyal Retainers) about the 47 rônin.

€ (50-70) 70
81 5037 Hokusai 1760 1849 81 5037 Hokusai 1760 1849
81/5037 Hokusai (1760-1849). Mount Fuji from the mountains of Tôtômi. Col. woodcut ôban, signed Saki no Hokusai Iitsu hitsu,

- Laid down on thin paper, closing a large tear in right part and 2 sm. tears in lower part and a few weak spots.

= Restrike from a recut block, perhaps late 19th century. From the series Fugaku sanjûrokkei (Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji).

€ (150-250) 150
81 5038 Hokusai 1760 1849  after 81 5038 Hokusai 1760 1849 after
81/5038 Hokusai (1760-1849) (after). The Great Wave off Kanagawa. Col. woodcut oblong ôban, 25x37 cm., signed Hokusai aratame Iitsu-hitsu.

- Early(?) 20th century copy from new blocks; tipped onto board; sl. wrinkled/ creased; uppermost third sl. soiled; a few sm. foxed spots.

= Cf. Forrer (1991), 11.

€ (300-500) 300
81 5039 Hokusai 1760 1849  after 81 5039 Hokusai 1760 1849 after
81 5039 Hokusai 1760 1849  after 81 5039 Hokusai 1760 1849 after
81 5039 Hokusai 1760 1849  after 81 5039 Hokusai 1760 1849 after
81/5039 Hokusai (1760-1849) (after). A Sudden Gust of Wind at Eijiri. Col. woodcut horizontal ôban, signed zen Hokusai Iitsu hitsu.

- Modern copy from new blocks. Fine. = Part of the series Fugaku sanjūrokkei (Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji). Cf. Forrer (1991), 21.

AND 11 lvs. w. woodcut ills. by HOKUSAI (1760-1849), i.a. from HOKUSAI MANGA and TOSHISEN EHON (all sl. browned/ trifle foxed and tipped onto mount).

€ (80-100) 80
81 5040 Hozumi Eiki 1823 1904 81 5040 Hozumi Eiki 1823 1904
81 5040 Hozumi Eiki 1823 1904 81 5040 Hozumi Eiki 1823 1904
81 5040 Hozumi Eiki 1823 1904 81 5040 Hozumi Eiki 1823 1904
81/5040 Hozumi, Eiki (1823-1904). Shinsen kiyose. Haikai hitoriaruki (Newly compiled dictionary of seasonal words. Independent haikai). Tokyo, Nagasawaburô, 1893, 17x6,5 cm., 134p., woodcut ills. and text, leporello between cl. boards w. hashira title.

- First "page" foxed; sm. unobtrusive hole in last "page", otherwise fine. Boards sl. soiled.

= An illustrated dictionary of words used for haikai poetry.

€ (50-70)
81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674  after 81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674 after
81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674  after 81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674 after
81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674  after 81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674 after
81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674  after 81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674 after
81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674  after 81 5041 Hu Zhenyan 1584 1674 after
81/5041 Hu Zhenyan (1584-1674) (after). Shizhuzhai Jianpu (Ten Bamboo Studio Letter Papers). Beijing, Rongbaozhai, 1952, 4 vols., 284 (col.) woodcuts, some only w. gauffrage, bound unif. as a blockbook, unif. orig. wr., in silk brocade portfolio w. bone clasps, 4to (fine).

= A fine facsimile edition of the 1644 original collection from Hu Zhenyan's Ten Bamboo Studio. Contains many detailed woodcuts of landscapes, plants, animals, objects and people. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LIX.

€ (1.000-1.500) 1200
81 5042 Jin Li b 1958 81 5042 Jin Li b 1958
81/5042 Jin, Li (b.1958). (A Chinese man doing Tai Chi). Hanging scroll, ample silk borders, 100x57 cm. (total size), w. a laid down drawing, watercolour and black ink, 37x42 cm. (drawing size), w. the artist's signature stamp and a calligraphic inscription on the left, on laid paper.

- Slightly yellowed; a few vague horizontal folds; nevertheless a fine drawing.

= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LIX.

€ (1.000-1.500)
81 5043 Katagami  Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils 81 5043 Katagami Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils
81 5043 Katagami  Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils 81 5043 Katagami Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils
81 5043 Katagami  Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils 81 5043 Katagami Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils
81 5043 Katagami  Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils 81 5043 Katagami Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils
81 5043 Katagami  Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils 81 5043 Katagami Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils
81 5043 Katagami  Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils 81 5043 Katagami Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils
81 5043 Katagami  Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils 81 5043 Katagami Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils
81/5043 [Katagami]. Lot of 55 mulberry paper stencils, partly strengthened w. silk threads, each ±90x45 cm. (leaves), (early?) 20th cent.

- Paper partly brittle.

= With a publication on the subject: S. YOSHIOKA (ed.), Katagami Katazome. Paper stencils for Dyeing. The Yoshiake Collection (Kyoto, 1989, num. ills., orig. wr., 4to).

€ (400-600)