Sekino Jun'Ichiro (1914-1988) Maki Haku (b.1924) Kinoshita Tomio (b.1923) Ito Nisaburo Mikumo Shonosuke (1902-1982) Unknown artist Fujita Fumio (b.1933) Takagi Shiro (b.1934) Nakayama Tadashi (b.1927)

Eleven woodcuts, the first, Rooftiles and reflected Mount Fuji, with watermark Jun Sekino, signed in white ink in Roman script Jun.Sekino, sealed in red Jun in the image; the second, woodcut and cement block, titled in pencil in Roman script 16-56 (Stone), signed in pencil in Roman script Haku Maki, sealed in red in Japanese Maki Haku, signed in white ink in Japanese Maki, numbered 75/150; the third, woodcut and cement block, titled in pencil in Roman script Work.75-12, signed in pencil in Roman script Haku Maki, sealed in red Maki Haku, numbered 93/155; the fourth, titled in pencil in Roman script Face and in Japanese (2-nin) (two people), dated 1974, signed in pencil Tomio Kinoshita, numbered 39/50; the fifth, by Ito Nisaburo, titled in the image Rakusei Saihoji (Saiho Temple in Western Kyoto [moss garden]), watermark of the publisher Uchida; the sixth, in black and white, signed in pencil in Roman script Mikumo, sealed in the image in gold Mo, numbered 7/300; the seventh, depicting Mount Fuji, signed in pencil in Roman script Mikumo, sealed in Japanese in gold Mo, numbered 1/900; the eighth, by unknown artist, titled in Japanese Hiei kunpu (Breeze on [Mount] Hiei), published by Uchida; the ninth, titled in Japanese Kaigara B. (Shells. B), signed in pencil in Roman script F. Fujita, dated 1975, numbered 2/200; the tenth, titled in pencil in Japanese Hato no shojo (A girl in love), signed in pencil in Roman script S. Takagi, dated 1972, numbered 79/200; the eleventh, woodcut and metallic powders, Kaze ([Girl in the] Wind), signed in Roman script T. Nakayama, dated 1956--good impressions, color and condition