Null Kitagawa Utamaro II (?-1831?)
Oban tate-e from the series, Shichi henge kod…

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Kitagawa Utamaro II (?-1831?) Oban tate-e from the series, Shichi henge kodakara asobi, Dance of the Seven Transformations performed by precious children, child on mother's shoulders. Signed Utamaro Hitsu, publisher Eirindo, censor stamp Kiwame. (Cut, stains, faded colors.) Height 37.5 cm; Width: 24.5 cm Expert : Cabinet PORTIER - Alice Jossaume

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Kitagawa Utamaro II (?-1831?) Oban tate-e from the series, Shichi henge kodakara asobi, Dance of the Seven Transformations performed by precious children, child on mother's shoulders. Signed Utamaro Hitsu, publisher Eirindo, censor stamp Kiwame. (Cut, stains, faded colors.) Height 37.5 cm; Width: 24.5 cm Expert : Cabinet PORTIER - Alice Jossaume

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Kitagawa Utamaro (1753?-1806): Oban tate-e, Tosei kobutsu hakkei, the eight views of the favorite pastimes of the present time, Monozuki plate, young woman with child. Signed Utamaro Hitsu, publisher Izumiya Ichibei, circa 1803. (Stains, accidents lower right). Dim. 36 x 25 cm

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Album comprising fourteen prints by various artists, including a polyptych and a diptych, oban tate-e, after Sadahide, an oban yoko-e after Kuniyoshi, a quadriptych, oban tate-e after Hiroshige and an oban yoko-e, after Utamaro (folds). Size 37.9 x 24.7 cm

Ukiyo-E Color woodblock print Kitagawa Utamaro, Japan late 18th century (Edo-period). Geisha and nobleman at Mount Fuji. Backed with Japan paper, especially at the margins, Oban format.

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

After UTAMARO Two oban tate-e prints, Yamauba and Kintaro; from the series "Eight Immortals in the Art of Loving", Enchû hassen, the Immortal Qin Gao on the carp (tears); a reproduction from the series "Renowned Beauties Compared to the Six Immortal Poets", Komei bijin rokkasen, the widow Asahiya. Japan, late 19th and 20th century.

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