Our next auction, with 181 lots of shin hanga school works is Saturday, October 17. You can leave bids now, or bid live on auction day, beginning at 11:00am Chicago time.
This sale is exclusively on the LiveAuctioneers.com platform.
Our New Year’s Resolution for 2020: Have a continuous offering of 20 prints and paintings, with at a 20% discount, during 2020. We made this New Year’s resolution pre-Covid, when we weren’t having auctions almost monthly. We will keep some prints discounted 20% in this exhibition, but may not always be at 20 prints.
We are still have space in our November Ukiyo-e & Meiji Auction in November and our Holiday No Reserve Auction in December, so if you have prints you would like us to consider for either sale, please let us know by using the link above or emailing us at auctions@floatingworld.com
Explore our inventory of hundreds of items ranging from Edo Period woodblocks to contemporary abstraction.
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Ukiyo-e & Meiji Auction – November 14
Holiday No Reserve Auction – December date TBD
Nothing is scheduled for January 2021. Auctions with resume in February 2021.
Email us at auctions@floatingworld.com if you have prints that you would like us to consider for inclusion.
Floating World Gallery is one of the world’s leading galleries in fine Japanese art. Since 1987 we have supplied the finest prints and paintings to notable private collectors and public institutions. We have direct relationships with artists, their families and estates as well as a dense network of contacts that make us the leading gallery in sourcing material. In fact, we are the leading supplier of artwork to other dealers. Please contact us if you don’t see what you’re looking for in our diverse online catalog – chances are we can find it for you.
Our Japanese art catalog includes works from all genres – Ukiyo-e, Meiji, Shin Hanga, Sosaku Hanga and Contemporary, as well as a selection of Western artists who worked in Japan or otherwise follow Japanese print making techniques. Some of the artists we have (or have had) include Azechi, Hasui, Hamaguchi, Harunobu, Hashimoto, Hiroaki, Hiroshige, Hokusai, Hoshi, Inagaki, Kiyokata, Kogan, Koitsu, Koizumi, Koson, Kotondo, Kunisada, Kuniyoshi, Maki, Mori, Munakata, Nakayama, Onchi, Saito, Sekino, Shinshui, Shiro, Shoson, Shunsen, Teraoka, Toraji, Toyokuni III, Tsunetomi, Watanabe, Yamaguchi, Yoshida and many more woodblock print and painting artists.