Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1864) Kikugawa Eizan (1787-1867) Utagawa Kunimaru (1793-1829) Utagawa Kuninao (1795-1854) | A collection of fourteen woodblock prints | Edo period, 19th century
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Auctioneer | Sotheby´s |
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Event location | United Kingdom, London |
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ID 1118986
Lot 8 | Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1864) Kikugawa Eizan (1787-1867) Utagawa Kunimaru (1793-1829) Utagawa Kuninao (1795-1854) | A collection of fourteen woodblock prints | Edo period, 19th century
Estimate value
£ 5 000 – 7 000
Kikugawa Eizan (1787-1867)
Utagawa Kunimaru (1793-1829)
Utagawa Kuninao (1795-1854)
A collection of fourteen woodblock prints
Edo period, 19th century
each a woodblock print, framed and glazed, and comprising:
- The First Month (Mutsuki), from the series The Five Festivals (Gosekku no uchi), signed Kunisada aratame nidaime Toyokuni ga, censor’s seal Tanaka, published by Aritaya Seimon (Yueido) in 1844
- The courtesan Komurasaki and Gonpachi, signed Eizan hitsu (Brush of Eizan)
- Yugiri and Uzaemon, signed Eizan hitsu, circa 1813-15
- Youth with falcon, signed Eizan hitsu, depicting a young falconer
- A young man holding a shakuhachi and reed hood (tengai), signed Kikugawa Eizan hitsu (Brush of Kikugawa Eizan)
- A woman and child gazing at their reflection in a water basin, signed Kikugawa Eizan hitsu
- A beauty with an umbrella in the rain, signed Kikugawa Eizan hitsu
- A courtesan reading a letter, signed Kikugawa Eizan hitsu
- A courtesan on stairs, signed Kikugawa Eizan hitsu
- A courtesan beside a shamisen and koto, signed Kikugawa Eizan hitsu
- Woman reading a letter under a lantern, signed Kikugawa Eizan hitsu, published by Aritaya Seiemon (Yueido), circa 1843-47
- Painting (Ga): Courtesans of the Gissha-ro in Ise Furuichi, from an untitled series of the Four Accomplishments (Kinkishoga), signed Edo Utagawa Kunimaru hitsu (Brush of Utagawa Kunimaru of Edo), published by Maruya Jinpachi (Enjudo), circa 1810s – 1820s
- A courtesan holding a shamisen, signed Kuninao hitsu (Brush of Kuninao), depicting a courtesan with a shamisen, her robe decorated with plovers (chidori) motif
- A woman and child bid farewell to a young man from a balcony, unsigned
Various sizes
Artist: | Utagawa Kunisada (1786 - 1865) |
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Historical era: | Edo period |
Auction house category: | Old Art Paintings - Drawings - Graphics |
Artist: | Utagawa Kunisada (1786 - 1865) |
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Historical era: | Edo period |
Auction house category: | Old Art Paintings - Drawings - Graphics |
Address of auction |
Sotheby´s 34-35 New Bond Street W1A 2AA London United Kingdom | ||||
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Phone | +44 (0) 20 7293 5000 | ||||
Phone | +1 212 606 7000 | ||||
Conditions of purchase | Conditions of purchase |
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