Brian Williams lithograph, "Shiono-Machi", with added hand brush strokes, 3/48, dated 1986. Shioni-Machi is an old farmhouse north of Kyoto. Williams is one of the leading American artists working in Japan. His work is in museum collections worldwide. In excellent condition, the framed size is 20" by 29".
Rare Charles W. Bartlett woodblock print, " Street Festival, Kobe in the Rain", signed and dated 1916 with the Second Series Japan mark. Second Series Japan refers to a portfolio of six prints of Japan done in 1916. This stunning print has been framed with archival materials and measures 17" by 22".
Charles Bartlett woodblock print, "Agra 1916, Caravan at Night, Taj Mahal", signed and dated 1916 and published by Wantanabe Shozaburo. Bartlett designed 38 woodblock prints for Wantanabe beginning in 1916 and lasting through 1925. In excellent condition, the framed size is 16" by 20".
Charles Bartlett hand colored etching, "Amritsar, India", 2/75, circa 1923 is also called, "Interior of a Store". Bartlett is a well known English artist whose work is in major museum and private collections worldwide. In excellent condition, framed size is 18.5" by 14.5".
Dorsey Potter Tyson hand colored etching, "Loading Junks", 18/100, circa 1920s. In excellent condition. Tyson, a Baltimore artist, achieved acclaim in England during the art deco period selling alongside such artists as Elyse Lord.
Beautiful hand colored etching, "Siamese Dancers" by Dorsey Potter Tyson. Born in Maryland, Tyson's etchings were sold along side Elyse Lord's in England in the 1920s. Our etching is signed in pencil and with the artist's seal and is dated 1928. In excellent condition.
Stunning hand colored etching " Dragon Boat Festival", 13/100, dated 1929 by Dorsey Potter Tyson. A Maryland native, Tyson's work sold along Elyse Lord in the early 20th century. Reframed with archival materials but still in it's period frame, this etching is in excellent condition. Framed size is 22" by 14.5".
Stunning framed woodblock print, "Street Scene, Soochow in Kiangsu", signed and dated 1924, by Elizabeth Keith. Excellent condition with unfaded rich saturated color and framed with museum glass and archival materials. Framed size 22.75"by 17.5".
