Latest acquisitions
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Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900)
The Geisha Kogane of Nakahashi
£0.00Kogane, a Geisha of the Nakahashi house, is seen dressed in a vibrant blue Kimono. This print is promoting the restaurant at Kajicho, as part of Ku...
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Hiroaki Takahashi (Shotei) (1871-1945)
Moon over Hakone Lake
£800.00A woman passes by a stone lantern on a moonlit night in Hakone. Holding a single lantern in her hand, the shape of the cloth on her back indicates ...
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Toyohara Chikanobu (1838-1912)
Setsubun, The Day before Spring
£0.00Setsubun celebrations at the female quarters of the imperial palace.
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Markino Yoshio (1870-1956)
Buckingham Palace seen across Green Park
£3,000.00People are out for an evening walk in Green Park, with Buckingham Palace rising from behind the treetops. Markino (real name "Makino") was on of a ...
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Markino Yoshio (1870-1956)
Putney bridge from the South
£3,000.00Spanning the River Thames in West London, Putney bridge is seen emerging from within the mist. Markino (real name "Makino") was on of a few Japanes...
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Koson Ohara (1877-1945)
Crows in Moonlight
£800.00Dark yet friendly, a couple of crows are stood on a branch, their figures standing out against the soft background. The use of light blue as the ba...
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Hasui Kawase (1883-1957)
Kinosaki, Tajima Province
£7,500.00Heavy rain engulfs the onsen town of Kinosaki. Illustrated entirely through vertical streaks, this image showcases a much more expressive side of H...
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Signed "Toen"
Japanese Chin
£1,000.00An unusual and luxurious design of a friendly Japanese Chin dog. This large format print features a pronounced silver mica background, it’s shimmer...
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Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950)
Hirakawa Bridge
£6,000.00The elegant arch of Hirakawa bridge, stretches across the moat which surrounds Tokyo’s imperial palace. While some impressions of this design favou...
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