A GROUP OF SIX OBAN PRINTS, the first by Toshi Yoshida of Silver Pavilion in Kyoto, the second by Hodaka Yoshida of Sangatsu-do Temple in Nara, the third by Shiro Kasamatsu of Yomei Gate, Nikko in snow, the fourth of an evening scene of Yumoto, Hakone, the fifth by Masamoto of a snow scene at the lumber yard at Fukagawa, the last of a bamboo grove of Saga by Takeji (?), all Showa period--generally good impressions, colour and condition (6) | Christie's

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A GROUP OF SIX OBAN PRINTS, the first by Toshi Yoshida of Silver Pavilion in Kyoto, the second by Hodaka Yoshida of Sangatsu-do Temple in Nara, the third by Shiro Kasamatsu of Yomei Gate, Nikko in snow, the fourth of an evening scene of Yumoto, Hakone, the fifth by Masamoto of a snow scene at the lumber yard at Fukagawa, the last of a bamboo grove of Saga by Takeji (?), all Showa period--generally good impressions, colour and condition (6)

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A GROUP OF SIX OBAN PRINTS, the first by Toshi Yoshida of Silver Pavilion in Kyoto, the second by Hodaka Yoshida of Sangatsu-do Temple in Nara, the third by Shiro Kasamatsu of Yomei Gate, Nikko in snow, the fourth of an evening scene of Yumoto, Hakone, the fifth by Masamoto of a snow scene at the lumber yard at Fukagawa, the last of a bamboo grove of Saga by Takeji (?), all Showa period--generally good impressions, colour and condition (6)

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