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  • KITANO TAKESHI: (1947- )
    Jan. 30, 2025

    KITANO TAKESHI: (1947- )

    Est: €80 - €100

    KITANO TAKESHI: (1947- ) Japanese actor and comedian. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Kitano in a close-up head and shoulders pose. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone, in Japanese, to a light area of the background. EX

    International Autograph Auctions Europe, S.L.
  • TAKESHI KITANO 北野武 (b 1947) Signed “Shakunisai Takeshi ga” 写国斉多気志画 - “Takeshi no daredemo Pikaso” たけしの誰でもピカソ (Takeshi's Picasso of all people) Print designed for the Kitano Show TV program in only 50 copies, a tribute to Tōshūsai Sharaku (active 17
    Nov. 18, 2024

    TAKESHI KITANO 北野武 (b 1947) Signed “Shakunisai Takeshi ga” 写国斉多気志画 - “Takeshi no daredemo Pikaso” たけしの誰でもピカソ (Takeshi's Picasso of all people) Print designed for the Kitano Show TV program in only 50 copies, a tribute to Tōshūsai Sharaku (active 17

    Est: €2,000 - €2,500

    TAKESHI KITANO 北野武 (b 1947) Signed “Shakunisai Takeshi ga” 写国斉多気志画 - “Takeshi no daredemo Pikaso” たけしの誰でもピカソ (Takeshi's Picasso of all people) Print designed for the Kitano Show TV program in only 50 copies, a tribute to Tōshūsai Sharaku (active 1794-1795) and Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861). Kitano's creation is a cross between the kabuki portrait of actor Ōtani Oniji III, and the 1844 triptych “Mitsukuni defying the skeleton specter summoned by Princess Takiyasha”. The original creation appeared in the 1997 film “Hani-bi”. Heisei Era (1989-2019), circa 2014 Polychrome woodblock print, 40 x 28.2cm

    Adam's
  • Takeshi Kitano 北野武 (b 1947)
    Jun. 27, 2023

    Takeshi Kitano 北野武 (b 1947)

    Est: €2,000 - €2,500

    Takeshi Kitano 北野武 (b 1947) Signé "Shakunisai Takeshi ga" 写国斉多気志画 - "Takeshi no daredemo Pikaso" たけしの誰でもピカソ (Le Picasso de tout le monde de Takeshi) Estampe conçue pour l'émission télévisée Kitano Show à seulement 50 exemplaires, hommage à Tōshūsai Sharaku (actif de 1794 à 1795) et Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861). La création de Kitano est un mélange entre le portrait kabuki de l'acteur Ōtani Oniji III, et le triptyque de 1844 "Mitsukuni défiant le spectre squelette invoqué par la princesse Takiyasha". La création originale apparaît dans le film "Hani-bi" en 1997. Ère Heisei (1989-2019), vers 2014 Gravure sur bois polychrome 40 × 28.2 parfait état

    Leducq Maison de Ventes Aux Encheres
  • KITANO TAKESHI: (1947- )
    Mar. 14, 2023

    KITANO TAKESHI: (1947- )

    Est: €80 - €120

    KITANO TAKESHI: (1947- ) Japanese comedian, actor and filmmaker. Signed colour 7 x 5 photograph of Kitano in a head and shoulders pose, in costume as Murakawa, an aging mid-level yakuza enforcer, with a gun pointed to his temple, in a scene from the film Sonatine (1993) which Kitano also directed. Signed in bold blue ink with his name alone to a clear area of the image. EX

    International Autograph Auctions Europe, S.L.
  • TAKESHI KITANO 北野武 (Japan, Born in 1947)
    Nov. 23, 2021

    TAKESHI KITANO 北野武 (Japan, Born in 1947)

    Est: €2,000 - €4,000

    TAKESHI KITANO 北野武 (Japan, Born in 1947) A RARE OBAN TATE-E / WOODBLOCK PRINT WITH MICA POWDER BACKGROUND This woodblock print dates back to the Heisei period and pays tribute to Tōshūsai Sharaku (active from 1794 to 1795), with the kabuki portrait of actor Ōtani Oniji III, and Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861), with the 1844 triptych “Mitsukuni Defying the Skeleton Spectre Invoked by Princess Takiyasha”. It has been designed and issued for the Kitano TV show at only 50 copies. The original creation appears in the “Hani-bi” film in 1997. Very rare woodblock designed for the Kitano TV show at only 50 copies. Takeshi Kitano pays tribute to Tōshūsai Sharaku (active from 1794 to 1795) with the kabuki portrait of actor Ōtani Oniji III and Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861) with the 1844 triptych “Mitsukuni Defying the Skeleton Spectre Invoked by Princess Takiyasha”. Notes: 1. For the two prints from which that one is inspired, please see an exemplar of the one by Sharaku preserved at the Metropolitan Museum of New York (The MET), The United States of America, under accession number JP2822, and an exemplar of the one by Kuniyoshi preserved at the British Museum under accession number 1915,0823,0.915-916. 2. An identical print has been exhibited at The Cartier Foundation, Paris, France, as part of the exhibition “Beat Takeshi Kitano, Gosse de peintre”, which took place from 2010/03/11 to 2010/09/12. PROVENANCE: PROPERTIES FROM A FRENCH COLLECTOR: UKIYO-E: FLOATING WORLD A LARGE COLLECTION OF OVER 150 JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS

    Adam's
  • Takeshi Kitano, Work
    Sep. 28, 2017

    Takeshi Kitano, Work

    Est: ¥100,000 - ¥150,000

    Takeshi Kitano, Work woodcut in colours, on Japon, signed and sealed on the block, apparently in good condition, framed Image: 37.9x26.4cm Sheet: 39x27.5cmcm

    Mallet Auction
  • Takeshi KITANO Né en 1947 Sans titre
    Sep. 19, 2017

    Takeshi KITANO Né en 1947 Sans titre

    Est: €500 - €800

    Takeshi KITANO Né en 1947 Sans titre Lithographie en couleurs sur papier de Chine Signée et numérotée "2/20" h: 55,50 w: 89 cm Estimation 500 - 800 €

    Artcurial
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