Ukiyo-e Prints

浮世絵版画

formerly Port Townsend, Washington

now Kansas City, Missouri

THE PRINTS SHOWN ON THIS PAGE PERTAIN TO PUBLISHERS SEALS WHICH WE HAVE NOT OFFERED (YET),

BUT WHICH HAVE BEEN SENT TO US BY SOME OF OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

NONE OF THESE PRINTS ARE FOR SALE.

Toyokuni III print published by

Sanoya Tomigorō in 1861.

Contributed to this site by Eikei (英渓).

Toyokuni I print published by

Tsuruya Kiemon in the late 18th c.

Contributed to this site by my friend Mike.

Thanks Mike!

Toyokuni III print published by

Tsujiya Yasubei in ca. 1851-3.

Contributed to this site by ED.

Thanks ED!

Hokusai book illustration published by

Tsutaya Jūzaburō in 1799.

Private collection.

WE ARE MAKING AN EXCEPTION

WITH THIS ENTRY

On May 3, 2005 an anonymous contributor to our site sent me an e-mail  with an attachment which showed the shop of the publisher Tsuruya Kiemon from an 1833 book in 20 volumes called Edo meisho zu-e (Famous Views of Edo). Hasegawa Settan is the artist. Although we have listed this publisher among the prints we have already handled we felt that it was important to display it here so you can compare it to the interior of the shop of Tsuta-ya Jūzaburō shown in the section immediately above this one.

Toyokuni III triptych with Wakasaya Yoichi publisher's seal.

Published in 1864.

This example comes from the Eikei (英渓) Collection.

Kunisada print contributed to this site by ED who

states that the publisher's seal is that of Ise Mago.

Thanks ED!

Triptych by Toyokuni I ca. 1818-25.

The publisher's seal is for Imariya Ushizō.

Kunisada print contributed to this site by M.

The publisher's seal is for Moritaya Hanjirō.

Thanks M!

Possible Fusatane triptych with an alternate

Shimizuya Tsunejirō publisher's seal.

Published in 1860, 5th Month.

This example comes from the

Michi Trading Company of Houston, Texas.

This print  by Kunisada II was contributed to this site by M.

This is a correction from a previous mistake ascribing this image

to Toyokuni III. We have our correspondent J. Z. for catching

this error. It also helps to know that it dates from 1863.

The publisher's seal is for Kakumotoya Kinjirō.

Above is a Toyokuni III print published by Sanoya Kihei.

This example comes from the Eikei (英渓) Collection.

Kunisada print published by Nishimuraya Yohaichi

in ca. 1815. 

This example was presented to us

by Dede and Bruce H.

for posting on this page.

To visit our first page of examples of publishers' seals which we haven't offered yet click on Kuniyasu camel above to the left or to go to our second page on this theme by clicking on the Hiroshige landscape above right.

The wallpaper on this page is shown courtesy of Shu Suehiro at http://www.botanic.jp/index.htm.