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three paintings on the wall of a room with a couchan image of a painting of samurais fighting in a wooded areaan image of a painting of a man on a boat in the wateran image of a painting of a dragon attacking a manan image of a painting of a dragon attacking a man with a sword
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2035 - * - Utagawa Yoshitsuya (1822–1866), triptych, each print in ôban…
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Estimate CHF 800 - CHF 1,200
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Utagawa Yoshitsuya (1822–1866), triptych, each print in ôban tate-e format, Japan, Edo period, 太平記焼山越之図 (Taiheiki Yakeyamagoe no zu, Scene of the crossing at Yakeyama, from the Taiheiki), 36x24 cm (each print) A similar triptych is held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, inv. no. 00.1375a-c (* For this lot, the VAT payable by the buyer is calculated on the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, totalling 35.13% including VAT.) General wear and tear on the surfaces Zacke label All prints are mounted on a mat The upper part of each print is taped to the mat. There is also tape on an area of the upper part of the print on the far right (where the snake is) A few stains A few tears A few holes Utagawa Yoshitsuya (1822–1866), triptych, each print in ôban tate-e format, Japan, Edo period, 太平記焼山越之図 (Taiheiki Yakeyamagoe no zu), 36 × 24 cm (each print) A similar triptych is in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, inv. no. 00.1375a-c (* For this lot, the successful bidder agrees to pay a buyer’s premium of 35.13% (including VAT) on the hammer price.) General wear to the surfaces Zacke label All prints are mounted in a passe-partout The upper part of each print is taped to the passe-partout. Tape is also present on an area of the upper part of the print on the far right (where the snake is) Some stains Some tears Some holes
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About the sale Art from the Orient and the Far East – Paintings and sculptures
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Auction time 09/23/2026 at 10:00 AM
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