Hey everyone,

I found this at Goodwill for 20 bucks! I'm curious about this piece. Can anyone tell me about it? I tried google translate but it wasnt great.. I think it's a poem?

The part on the back looks like a receipt maybe?

Thanks!

I’m very new to woodblock prints. I’m wondering when this Hiroshige was printed. Unless I’m super lucky and it’s original I’m curious as to what type of reproduction it is. The frame is stamped by a local frame shop that closed in 1979. The paper feels almost like fine birch bark and you can see bleed-through on the back almost like it’s a watercolor.

Cross post. Looking for info!

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I purchased this piece from a estate sale and wondering if any soul out there can help me identify it. Perhaps offer a little history on the maker, worth, age and so forth. Between web search, Claude and Gemini i am getting real mixed information. This was a passion buy and like to know all that i can about this beautiful thing. Thank you all for your time.
Be well.

Hello everyone,

I wanted to share a non-commercial, independent cultural project I’ve been working on: www.soundofxilography.com

It is a clean, ad-free digital gallery born out of a pure passion for Japanese woodblock printing. The website acts as a visual journey through both classic Ukiyo-e and contemporary visions.

Inside, you will find sections dedicated to:

• Onna-Bugeisha*: The history and prints of legendary female samurai warriors (featuring works by Kuniyoshi and Yoshikazu).*
• Ukiyo-e Masters*: Profiles on Katsushika Hokusai, Utagawa Kunisada, and Hiroshige.*
• Contemporary Masters*: Modern woodblock prints by artists like Hajime Namiki (with his beautiful pine trees on gold leaf) and Miyamoto Shufu.*

The site is fully accessible for study and appreciation. I would love to hear your thoughts or feedback!

Enjoy the journey into the floating world: www.soundofxilography.com

Ciao a tutti,

Volevo condividere un progetto culturale indipendente e non commerciale su cui ho lavorato: www.soundofxilography.com

È una galleria digitale pulita, senza pubblicità, nata da una pura passione per la stampa a blocchi di legno giapponese. Il sito funge da viaggio visivo attraverso sia l'Ukiyo-e classico che le visioni contemporanee.

All'interno troverai sezioni dedicate a:

• Onna-Bugeisha*: La storia e le stampe delle leggendarie guerriere samurai (con opere di Kuniyoshi e Yoshikazu).*
• Maestri dell'Ukiyo-e*: Profili su Katsushika Hokusai, Utagawa Kunisada e Hiroshige.*
• Maestri Contemporanei*: Stampe moderne a blocchi di legno di artisti come Hajime Namiki (con i suoi bellissimi pini su foglia d'oro) e Miyamoto Shufu.*

Il sito è completamente accessibile per studio e apprezzamento. Mi piacerebbe sapere cosa ne pensate o ricevere feedback!

Goditi il viaggio nel mondo fluttuante: www.soundofxilography.com

Hello Everyone,
Purchased this beautiful ink and gold artwork and would love to know the artist. Can anyone help deciphering the seal ? Thank you in advance for any lead or help.

I purchased this beautiful original Nihonga (Mineral pigments artwork) and would love to know more about the artists and decipher the full signature at the back.
I believe the title is "HOPE" and the painting is from 1994.
Any help is welcome !

I bought this awhile ago at a thrift store and have it hung up on my office. Friends are like, Woah looks old, have you had it looked at? Well I didn't and now I'm a bit curious. Japanese maybe?

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks :D

I have this very beautiful Charcoal Maiko drawing. It’s quite large and prominent. F12 size? Slightly longer though.

It’s from 1976 and there’s writing on the front and back of the paper itself. The writing says (Paraphrasing) Mametsuru, Gion Kobu, July 7th. On the day of Tanabata?

There’s no artist signature as I believe it was a private piece done for the Teahouse on the spot for Mametsuru.

However, to me it looks very much like Ryohei Koiso? I can’t find an image or a catalogue of it online anywhere. But, I can’t seem to connect the time and style to anyone other than Koiso.

Anyway, I was wondering if anyone can tell me who they believe this could be? Or if you’ve seen it or similar somewhere before.

Thank you so much 🙏

A client family gifted our office this framed tapestry/textile art years ago, I’m curious if anyone can tell me what the story is here? Or any details :) I work at a funeral home if that is pertinent