#10 • Japanese Woodblocks

Part of Multi Estate Personal Property Auction (timed auction by Linkous Auction Group)

High bid $60.00

Status: Sold

Two exceptional pieces of traditional Japanese woodblock prints and framed artworks, each offering a vivid glimpse into the elegance, drama, and cultural richness of Edo-period design. The pieces depict a range of scenes—from intimate interior moments and theatrical confrontations to serene portraits and festive gatherings—capturing the spirit of classical Japanese storytelling and craftsmanship. Several prints showcase finely dressed figures in elaborate kimonos, rendered with intricate patterns and expressive detail. Others portray dynamic samurai encounters, complete with dramatic poses and symbolic weaponry, likely inspired by kabuki theater or historical narratives. The use of bold lines, delicate brushwork, and authentic calligraphy reflects the mastery of ukiyo-e techniques. Many works include artist seals and publisher marks, enhancing their provenance and collectible value. One piece is accompanied by a historical document detailing its origin and artistic intent, offering insight into Japan’s cultural evolution during the early 20th century. The frames are well-preserved, with hanging hardware intact and gallery labels indicating professional curation. Dimensions: 25 1/2”W x 19 1/2” H 36”W x 20 1/2” H