ATTRIBUTED TO HARUNOBU (1724-70), <I>chuban yoko-e</I>, 19.6 x 26.3cm., <I>abuna-e</I>, a young couple dallying, text in a cloud-shaped cartouche above, unsigned, good impression and colour, a minor tear at top left corner, very slight crease at two corners, slight oxidization of orange colour | Christie's

Sale 4719

Japanese

London

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18 March 1992

Browse Sale

Lot 3

ATTRIBUTED TO HARUNOBU (1724-70), chuban yoko-e, 19.6 x 26.3cm., abuna-e, a young couple dallying, text in a cloud-shaped cartouche above, unsigned, good impression and colour, a minor tear at top left corner, very slight crease at two corners, slight oxidization of orange colour

Price realised

GBP 1,320

Estimate

GBP 1,200 - GBP 1,400

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ATTRIBUTED TO HARUNOBU (1724-70), chuban yoko-e, 19.6 x 26.3cm., abuna-e, a young couple dallying, text in a cloud-shaped cartouche above, unsigned, good impression and colour, a minor tear at top left corner, very slight crease at two corners, slight oxidization of orange colour
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