Katsukawa Shuncho (act. 1780-1801) Oban tate-e, three women in front of a temple…

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Katsukawa Shuncho (act. 1780-1801)

Oban tate-e, three women in front of a temple entrance, one holding a lantern (holes restored) Signed Shuncho ga, censor stamp kiwame Sight size 31.2 x 20.3 cm

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Katsukawa Shuncho (act. 1780-1801)

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Five oban tate-e, three by TOYOKUNI III-KUNISADA, parts of triptychs, ghost story, two full-length actors from the same triptych; one by KUNISADA II, young woman among fireflies; one by TOYOKUNI II, full-length actor. (Insolate, worn, trimmed)

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HIROSHIGE (1797-1858): Lot of six prints, including: One oban tate-e from the so-called Tôkaidô vertical series, no. 15, Yoshiwara, floating islets on the marsh at the foot of Mt. Fuji; four oban yoko-e from different Tôto meisho series, "Famous Views of the Eastern Capital": Higashi Hongan-ji Temple in Asakusa; shower on the Nihonbashi Bridge; Kinryûzan Temple in Asakusa (late print) two oban yoko-e from two Edo meisho series, "Famous places in Edo", panoramic view of Kanda Myôjin shrine, Inari shrine in Ôji. (Insolate, accidents) Nb. Numbered 9 x 7 actually 6

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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

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Lot of twelve oban tate-e and yoko-e prints, by various artists, including : . HIROSHIGE, from the Shinsen Edo Meisho series, "famous Edo places, newly selected", spring in the new Yoshiwara ; . TOYOKUNI I, three oban tate-e, actor Iwai Hanshiro, actor Sadakuro Ichikawa Ichikura, courtesan ; . HOKUEI, two actors fighting ; . TOYOKUN III, two oban tate-e, parts of triptychs, actors; one yoko-e, scene of a play, three actors ; . KUNIYOSHI, actor (badly damaged) ; . Anonymous, part of a triptych, cartoon scene, characters by a well; two actors, one appearing in a vignette; part of a triptych, samurai on horseback. Japan, 19th century Attached is a small-format reproduction, after Hiroshige, of the "Sixty-nine stations of the Tôkaidô" series, Miyanokoshi. (Insolate, worn, soiled, some damaged).

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