One of sensei Tanaka Ryohei's etching and aquatint masterpieces is the limited edition print titled "Tiled Roofs". The print was printed in 2003 and is signed T. Ryohei in pencil. It is numbered 42/100. The image measures 9 1/4 X 15 1/2 inches and is surrounded by 2 inch wide margins. Excellent condition, Never framed

Limited edition etching and aquatint by Ryohei Tanaka titled "Snow Road". The etching is numbered 4/100 and was printed in 2005. It is signed T. Ryohei in pencil. The image measures 3 1/2" by 5" plus wide margins. It is print # 700 and one of sensei Tanaka's latest. Pristine condition, never framed.

Kawase Haui printed the woodblock print "Snow At Shiba Daimon" in 1936. This particular print is a postumous printing made from the original blocks. It measures 10 1/2 X 15 1/4 inches. It is from the Heisei Edition being printed in the Heisei era begining in 1989. It is in Pristine Condition and was obtained directly from the publisher.

"Snow Village #6" is an etching and aquatint printed in 1995. This classic Winter scene depicts a traditional Japanese rural village. The image measures 15 1/2 X 12 inches on paper measuring 16 X 19 1/2 inches. It is signed T. Ryohei in pencil and is numbered #24/120. It is in Excellent Condition with a few minor handling creases the corner margins. This print is listed as print #556 in the Tanaka, Ryohei Catalog Raisonne 1990-2000.

1998, etching by Ryohei Tanaka titled "Heaped Straw." The print was printed in a limited edition of 150. This print is numbered #31/150 and is signed T. Ryohei in pencil. The image measures 3 1/2 X 5 inches on paper measuring 7 1/2 X 8 3/4 inches. This print is cataloged as print # 620 in "Tanaka Ryohei Catalog Raisonne 1990-2000." Pristine Condition.

Crimson Ema is a woodblock print by Tadashi Nakayama. The print is dated 2007 and is signed in pencil. It is from a limited edition of 127 prints and is numbered 34/127. The print has 20 different colors in it and it took 20 blocks with 22 separate printing stages to complete this print. The blue color in the middle of the horse doesn't show well in the picure, has an irridescent quality to it. The image measures 8 7/8 X 6 3/8 inches. The paper measures 11 3/8 X 14 1/2 inches...

Stencil print by Sadao Watanabe of "The Vine Of Canaan" dated 1979. Print measures 13 X 9 inches. Later printing, stamped signature, sealed with the Watanabe seal. Excellent condition. Never Framed.

This limited edition, stencil print by Sadao Watanabe is a beautiful and unique interpretation of the Nativity. On brilliant red, this interpretation of the Nativity is divided into several areas. Mary, the Christ child, and an adoring King are shown in the stable, as others make their way to visit. The print was printed in 1970 and is signed in white ink. It is numbered 18/50. The print measures 23 X 27 1/2 inches. The print is in excellent condition.

Tadashi Nakayama printed "Swift Horse (B)" in 1993. It is signed T. Nakayama in pencil and numbered 31/95. It is a woodblock print with metallic leaf. The print measures 10 1/4 inches by 14 inches inside the mat opening. The frame measures 18 1/2 inches by 22 1/5 inches. Both the print and the frame are in excellent condition.

1975 Woodblock Print by Haku Maki(1924-2000)from the relatively hard to find San Mon Ban Series, Series #3. The title of this limited edition print is 26. It is signed H. Maki in pencil, is sealed with a Maki seal, and is numbered 14/200. The image measures 2 X 2 inches on paper measuring 6 X 6 inches. It is tipped to a 7 7/8 inch square matboard as issued. The condition is excellent.

Gorgeous 2004 woodblock print by Tadashi Nakayama titled Kocho(B). The limited print is dated, signed and numbered 47/95 in pencil. The image measures 12 inches by 14 1/4 inches on paper measuring 15 3/4 by 19 1/4 inches. The verso of the print has been sealed with the red Nakayama seal. The print is in pristine condition and has never been framed.

Striking woodblock print by Nouel Nouet titled Shinobazu Ike. The print was printed in 1936 in Tokyo and is signed in the block like all of Nouet's prints in this series of Scenes of Tokyo. The oban sized print measures 9 1/2 X 14 1/2 inches. Nouet's prints today command twice the price of Koitsu and Hasui. He was known for his superb carving techniques in producing extremely intricate and fine lines. This print is in pristine condition.