Toshi-Yoshida – Page 4 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

TY5104_Village-in-Harima_Toshi-Yoshida_woodblock_pencil-signed_1951

Village in Harima (1951). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY5104

TY5106_in-a-kyoto-sweets-shop_woodblock_toshi-yoshida_1951

In a Kyoto Sweets Shop (1951). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY5106

TY5109_Castle-at-Himeji_Toshi-Yoshida_woodblock_1951

Castle at Himeiji (1951). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY5100

TY5113_rice-field-in-suizu_woodblock_toshi-yoshida_1951_pencil-signed

Rice Field in Suizu (1951). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY5113

TY5201_seahorses_toshi-yoshida_woodblock_pencil-signed_1952

Seahorses (1952). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY5201

TY6108_irozaki-day_woodblock_toshi-yoshida_1961

Irozaki Day (1961). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY6108

TY6201_plancton_toshi-yoshida_woodblock_16x11_pencil-signed_1962

Plancton (1962). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY6201

TY6304_Toshi-Yoshida_1963_Window-and-Stone-Garden_woodblock-print_563

Window and Stone Garden (1963). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY6304

TY6304_Window-and-Stone-Garden

Window and Stone Garden (photo).

TY6903_Symbol_wood-block_pencil-signed_Toshi-Yoshida_1969

Symbol (1969). Toshi Yoshida. Woodblock print. SKU: TY6903

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