The third month 皐月 - From the series 'Ashikaga kinu tezome no murasaki' 足利絹手染之紫 - 1860 - Utagawa Kunisada (1785-1865) - Japan - Edo Period (1600-1868) (No reserve price)
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Colorful Ukiyo-e triptych from the Utagawa Toyokuni workshop, a Japanese Edo-period woodblock print from the 19th century signed by Utagawa Toyokuni and framed under glass in a wooden frame; image size 36 × 72 cm, overall frame 48.5 × 84 cm.
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For sale is a vividly colored Ukiyo-e triptych from the workshop of Utagawa Toyokuni, executed in traditional Japanese woodcut technique. The depiction shows a figure-rich scene in a wide landscape, typical of the narrative visual language of the Utagawa School. The carefully crafted kimonos with decorative patterns, the vibrant colors, and the clearly visible printing marks and publisher cartouches attest to the classic woodcut technique. The sheet is presented under glass in a simple frame.
Article number: AV1780
Measurements: Frame H 48.5 × W 84 cm
Dimensions: H 36 × W 72 cm
Details:
Technique: Japanese color woodblock print (Ukiyo-e)
Signature: Utagawa Toyokuni (block signature in the print)
Motif: A figurative scene in a landscape with elegant kimono wearers and a traditional parasol.
Colors: Typical Edo period palette in blue, red, and natural tones.
Frame: wooden frame with mat and glazing.
Origin: Japanese printmaking, Utagawa School
Use: Decorative collectible for enthusiasts of Japanese woodcuts.
state
Condition consistent with age, showing visible paper patina, age-related stains, and slight tension in the folding areas of the print. The frame shows signs of use. The images are part of the condition description.
Shipping
We ship insured worldwide via GLS, UPS, and DHL.
Seller's Story
Dear Catawiki customers,
We are Gallery Jarrodi and an international company that has been based in Germany since 2008, with 16 years of experience and an annual sales figure of 20,000 used carpets from the Orient, ancient Persia and China.
With us you will find everything from conventional carpets to unique treasures for collectors. Each of the carpets we offer is unique and is also managed and certified as such.
Our customer satisfaction has been our top priority since the beginning, which is why we can look back on our history with full pride.
We look forward to welcoming you as part of the large community.
If for whatever reason you are not satisfied, please give us the opportunity to find a common solution before you rate us.
So far we have always been able to offer a quick and reliable solution.
HAVE FUN BIDING NOW!
Warm welcome
For sale is a vividly colored Ukiyo-e triptych from the workshop of Utagawa Toyokuni, executed in traditional Japanese woodcut technique. The depiction shows a figure-rich scene in a wide landscape, typical of the narrative visual language of the Utagawa School. The carefully crafted kimonos with decorative patterns, the vibrant colors, and the clearly visible printing marks and publisher cartouches attest to the classic woodcut technique. The sheet is presented under glass in a simple frame.
Article number: AV1780
Measurements: Frame H 48.5 × W 84 cm
Dimensions: H 36 × W 72 cm
Details:
Technique: Japanese color woodblock print (Ukiyo-e)
Signature: Utagawa Toyokuni (block signature in the print)
Motif: A figurative scene in a landscape with elegant kimono wearers and a traditional parasol.
Colors: Typical Edo period palette in blue, red, and natural tones.
Frame: wooden frame with mat and glazing.
Origin: Japanese printmaking, Utagawa School
Use: Decorative collectible for enthusiasts of Japanese woodcuts.
state
Condition consistent with age, showing visible paper patina, age-related stains, and slight tension in the folding areas of the print. The frame shows signs of use. The images are part of the condition description.
Shipping
We ship insured worldwide via GLS, UPS, and DHL.
Seller's Story
Dear Catawiki customers,
We are Gallery Jarrodi and an international company that has been based in Germany since 2008, with 16 years of experience and an annual sales figure of 20,000 used carpets from the Orient, ancient Persia and China.
With us you will find everything from conventional carpets to unique treasures for collectors. Each of the carpets we offer is unique and is also managed and certified as such.
Our customer satisfaction has been our top priority since the beginning, which is why we can look back on our history with full pride.
We look forward to welcoming you as part of the large community.
If for whatever reason you are not satisfied, please give us the opportunity to find a common solution before you rate us.
So far we have always been able to offer a quick and reliable solution.
HAVE FUN BIDING NOW!
Details
Artist
Utagawa Kunisada (1785-1865)
Title of artwork
The third month 皐月 - From the series 'Ashikaga kinu tezome no murasaki' 足利絹手染之紫 - 1860
Technique
Woodcut print
Signature
Plate signed
Country of Origin
Japan
Condition
Fair condition
Height
48.5 cm
Width
84 cm
Period
19th century
Sold with frame
Yes
Dynastic Style/Period
Edo Period (1600-1868)
Sold by
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Rechtliche Informationen des Verkäufers
- Unternehmen:
- Liyanas GmbH - Gallery Jarrodi
- Repräsentant:
- Nehad El Jaroudi
- Adresse:
- Liyanas GmbH - Gallery Jarrodi
Ufer Str. 10
42275 Wuppertal
GERMANY - Telefonnummer:
- +4915166259890
- Email:
- Jarrodi-amin@outlook.de
- USt-IdNr.:
- DE200081785
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