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UTAMARO II Oban tate-e print, depicting a young woman and a child, the latter holding the bridle of a horse. Sight size 37.5 x 25 cm (Cut, damaged and soiled)

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UTAMARO II Oban tate-e print, depicting a young woman and a child, the latter holding the bridle of a horse. Sight size 37.5 x 25 cm (Cut, damaged and soiled)

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Estim. 70 - 80 EUR

TOYOKUNI III oban tate-e print: actor series N°69 SAWAMURA TOSSHO II as WANKYU, signed TOYOKUNI ga, publisher KAGIYA SHOEI JAPAN 1862 6th month.

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Lot of nine prints in various formats, including : . TOYOHIRO (1773-1828), suite of three small prints featuring actors dressed as medieval heroes, accompanied by an upside-down poem (poor condition) ; . EISEN (1790-1848): three oban tate-e from the "Twelve months of the year" series, the 3rd, 4th and 11th months (Insolate, soiling, minor accidents) ; . Oban tate-e, two courtesans (poor condition) . After Utamaro, chûban yoko-e, figure (poor condition) ; . small anonymous print, young woman in front of her mirror (poor condition). Japan, 19th century

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

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