LOT OF 2 JAPANESE ESTAMPS - 1-Kunisada, TOYOKUNI III (1786 - 1864) - [Prince Genji in the garden at night]. c.1862. Format ōban, triptych. Color woodcut. Signature: Ôju ki-ô Toyokuni ga in Toshidama cartouche Japanese print signed by Kunisada, depicting Prince Genji and beauties by a stream in a garden. Toyokuni III was a pupil of Toyokuni and took the name Kunisada. He was appreciated for his depictions of actors and beautiful women, and in his day was the best-known ukiyo-e artist. Approx. 34.8 x 24.3 cm per sheet. Condition A (well preserved). 2- JAPANESE STAMP - Toyohara KUNICHIKA (1835-1900) - [Beauties and the art of calligraphy]. c.1864. Format ōban, triptych. Color woodcut. Signature: Kunichika ga in Toshidama cartouche. Japanese print signed by Kunichika Toyohara, depicting young beauties engaged in elegant pastimes, such as calligraphy, perhaps writing poetry, on a moonlit terrace; poems are inscribed above their heads. Each leaf approx. 35.5 x 24 cm. Condition A (well preserved). Set of 2 pl.