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Katsukawa Shuntei I (?? ??) 1770-1824, lived in Kanda Izumicho and went to the Katsugawa school where he learned under Kastugawa Shun'ei. He was a fore runner for a new style of warrior print, illustrating entire battle scenes across all three sheets of an oban-size triptych, a style which influenced future artists like Kuniyoshi.

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        • Shuntei, Katsukawa (1770–1820)
          Mar. 23, 2024

          Shuntei, Katsukawa (1770–1820)

          Est: €50 - €60

          Emma-O wird von einem muskulösen Mann mit einer Zange bedroht. Bez.: Shuntei ga. Zensur: Kiwane. 34×22,5 cm. (Verschmutzt, aufgeklebt). R. (55317)

          Leo Spik
        • Katsukawa Shuntei , Egara no Heita uccide il serpente Uwabami. 1813–18 (Bunka 10–Bunsei 1) ca.
          Nov. 28, 2023

          Katsukawa Shuntei , Egara no Heita uccide il serpente Uwabami. 1813–18 (Bunka 10–Bunsei 1) ca.

          Est: €140 - €280

          Katsukawa Shuntei , Egara no Heita uccide il serpente Uwabami. 1813–18 (Bunka 10–Bunsei 1) ca. Xilografia in nero (sumizuri-e) e acquerello a colori successivo. Formato: ôban verticale (mm 333x230). Firma: Shuntei ga. Editore: la coloritura non consente di leggere il nome dell'editore. Per altro esemplare si veda British Museum inv. 1906,1220,0.190. Il guerriero Egara no Heita, famoso arciere, fu ucciso in battaglia nel 1213, quando aveva trentuno anni e serviva nell'esercito del fratello maggiore di suo padre, Wada no Yoshimori. L'episodio è riferito al giugno 1203, quando accompagnò Minamoto no Yori a caccia e uccise un enorme Uwabami. Nel folklore giapponese l'uwabami è un gigantesco serpente yokai con poteri mutaforma che si ritiene possa inghiottire esseri umani interi. Questa terrificante creatura vive in luoghi remoti e selvaggi dove tende imboscate a tutti i viaggiatori di passaggio. Si dice anche che gli Uwabami siano in grado di controllare gli elementi e causare disastri naturali. In un racconto un enorme serpente si vendicò di essere stato ingannato scatenando tempeste e inondazioni che spazzarono via un intero villaggio. Tuttavia in alcuni casi gli uwabami sono venerati come divinità guardiane e vengono lasciate loro offerte nella speranza che proteggano i luoghi e le persone. (1)

          Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
        • Shuntei, Katsukawa
          May. 25, 2023

          Shuntei, Katsukawa

          Est: €100 - €150

          (1770-1820). Der Öldieb. Original-Farbholzschnitt (um 1800). 31,2 x 21,5 cm. Unter Passep. R

          Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
        • Katsukawa Shuntei (1770-1824) | Neck-pulling Contest (Kubihiki) | Edo period, late 18th - early 19th century
          Mar. 24, 2022

          Katsukawa Shuntei (1770-1824) | Neck-pulling Contest (Kubihiki) | Edo period, late 18th - early 19th century

          Est: £2,000 - £3,000

          Katsukawa Shuntei (1770-1824) Neck-pulling Contest (Kubihiki) Edo period, 19th century  woodblock print, triptych, each sheet signed Shuntei ga, censor's seal kiwame, published by Matsumura Tatsuemon, circa 1805-10 Vertical oban triptych:  Left sheet: 39.1 x 26.7 cm., 15⅜ x 10½ in. Centre sheet: 39.1 x 26.7 cm., 15⅜ x 10½ in.  Right sheet: 39.4 x 26.4 cm., 15½ x 10⅜ in. 

          Sotheby's
        • KATSUKAWA SHUNTEI 勝川春英 (Japan, 1770-1824)
          Nov. 23, 2021

          KATSUKAWA SHUNTEI 勝川春英 (Japan, 1770-1824)

          Est: €150 - €300

          KATSUKAWA SHUNTEI 勝川春英 (Japan, 1770-1824) Yamamoto Kansuke Kills the Wild Boar Oban tata-e / woodblock print Circa 1805-1810 PROVENANCE: PROPERTIES FROM A FRENCH COLLLECTOR: UKIYO-E: FLOATING WORLD A LARGE COLLECTION OF OVER 150 JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS

          Adam's
        • KATSUKAWA SHUNTEI (1770-1820), NIGHT BATTLE AT HORIKAWA, two coloured woodb
          Jun. 28, 2020

          KATSUKAWA SHUNTEI (1770-1820), NIGHT BATTLE AT HORIKAWA, two coloured woodb

          Est: £100 - £150

          KATSUKAWA SHUNTEI (1770-1820), NIGHT BATTLE AT HORIKAWA, two coloured woodblock prints, framed as one. Each 35cm by 24cm

          Elstob Auctioneers
        • The Sumo fighter Narutaki Chūgoro
          Nov. 24, 2019

          The Sumo fighter Narutaki Chūgoro

          Est: €300 - €500

          The Sumo fighter Narutaki Chūgoro

          A10 by Artmark
        • Katsukawa Shuntei (Japanese 1770-1820)
          Aug. 06, 2019

          Katsukawa Shuntei (Japanese 1770-1820)

          Est: $50 - $300

          Woodblock print of star of Sumo, Koyanagi 14 1/2 x 10 in. One sheet from the triptych. Framed and together with: woodblock print after Hokusai Katsuragi. Titled with explanation on colophon tissue paper.

          Vallot Auctioneers
        • Katsukawa Shuntei I , Akamatsu Danjō, oban
          Apr. 12, 2015

          Katsukawa Shuntei I , Akamatsu Danjō, oban

          Est: €1,200 - €1,600

          Katsukawa Shuntei I Akamatsu Danjō oban woodblockprint in colour. sheet-size: 8.9 x 13.2 inch passe-partout size: 16.1 x 19.9 inch Publisher: Hagiwara (萩原) active years: 1810-1818, Edo Seals: Publisher Seal, reading Tama Hagiwara (玉萩原) and Kiwame (censor seal) Akamatsu Danjō (赤松弾正) was a Samurai of the Akamatsu Clan during the Kamakura period. Katsukawa Shuntei I (川勝 春亭) 1770-1824, lived in Kanda Izumicho and went to the Katsugawa school where he learned under Kastugawa Shun'ei. He was a fore runner for a new style of warrior print, illustrating entire battle scenes across all three sheets of an oban-size triptych, a style which influenced future artists like Kuniyoshi. --- Katsukawa Shuntei I Akamatsu Danjō Oban Farbholzschnitt Blattgröße: 22,5 x 33,5cm Passepartout: 41 x 50,5cm Verleger: Hagiwara (萩原) Aktiv von 1810 bis 1818, Edo Siegel: Verleger Siegel: Tama Hagiwara (玉萩原) und Kiwame (Zensus Siegel) Akamatsu Danjō (赤松弾正) war ein Samurai des Akamatsu Klans während der Kamakura Periode. Katsukawa Shuntei I (川勝 春亭) 1770-1824, lebte in Kanda Izumicho und erlernte die Kunst des Holzdruckes unter Katsugawa Shun'ei. Er war ein Vorreiter eines damals neuen Typs für Kriegerdrucke, wobei sich die Szene der ganzen Schlacht über alle Blätter eines Triptychs erstreckt. Dieser Stil beeinflusste viele spätere Künstler wie beispielsweise Kuniyoshi.

          Jahn Gallery
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