Aboriginal Art

Johnny Mosquito circa 1922-2004 Tjintjamatu, 1991 Bears the Warlayirti Artists catalogue number 605/91 on the reverse Synthetic polymer paint on canvas 39 ⅝ in x 50 ¾ in (100 cm x 50 cm)

tjintjamatu

Masterpieces of Asian Art from the Okada Museum of Art II 

hanging scroll: ink, colour, gold and gofun on silk, sealed Nishikawa shi and Sukenobu kore o zu (Painted by Sukenobu), silk brocade border, accompanied with a fitted wood storage box inscribed with attestation by Narazaki Muneshige dated Showa rokujusannen kokonoka daishiki [9th August 1988]

hanging scroll: ink, colour, gold and gofun on silk, sealed Nishikawa shi and Sukenobu kore o zu (Painted by Sukenobu), silk brocade border, accompanied with a fitted wood storage box inscribed with attestation by Narazaki Muneshige dated Showa rokujusannen kokonoka daishiki [9th August 1988] 91.3 x 42 cm. (excluding mount)

View 1 of Lot 2012: Nishikawa Sukenobu (1671-1750), Courtesan under a mosquito net, Edo period, early 18th century | 西川祐信　蚊帳美人図　江戸時代中期　18世紀前半

nishikawa sukenobu (1671-1750), courtesan under a mosquito net, edo period, early 18th century | 西川祐信　蚊帳美人図　江戸時代中期　18世紀前半

Fine Japanese Prints

Property of a Private Collector Suzuki Harunobu (1725-1770) An amorous couple and husband under a mosquito net (kaya) Edo period, 18th century woodblock print, depicting two lovers and a cuckolded husband clasping his ears, all under a mosquito net as a thunderstorm rages outside, circa 1769-70 Horizontal chuban: 20.2 x 26.5 cm., 8⅜ x 10½ in.

View 1 of Lot 6: Suzuki Harunobu (1725-1770) | An amorous couple and husband under a mosquito net (kaya) | Edo period, 18th century

suzuki harunobu (1725-1770) | an amorous couple and husband under a mosquito net (kaya) | edo period, 18th century

20th Century Art: A Different Perspective

Atilla Balla Hungarian b. 1959 Mosquito God's Mandala I signed Balla lower right mixed media on canvas Unframed: 131 by 160cm., 51½ by 63in. Framed: 137 by 167cm., 54 by 66in.

View 1 of Lot 54: Mosquito God's Mandala I

mosquito god's mandala i

Property of a Private Collector Suzuki Harunobu (1725-1770) An amorous couple under a mosquito net (kaya) Edo period, 18th century woodblock print, depicting a couple under a mosquito net (kaya), the mother partially emerged from the netting with a toy to amuse her child, the child squatting beside a small daruma and a lamp, a bamboo vase with two flowering sprigs on the veranda, published circa 1765-1770 Horizontal chuban: 20.6 x 27.4 cm., 8⅛ x 10¾ in.

View 1 of Lot 5: Suzuki Harunobu (1725-1770) | An amorous couple under a mosquito net (kaya) | Edo period, 18th century

suzuki harunobu (1725-1770) | an amorous couple under a mosquito net (kaya) | edo period, 18th century

Contemporary Online

作品收益將捐贈尼泊爾青年基金會

作品收益將捐贈尼泊爾青年基金會 Property Sold to Benefit the Nepal Youth Foundation 郭偉 GUO WEI b. 1960 蚊子與飛蛾系列 MOSQUITOES AND MOTHS SERIES 油畫畫布 畫框 oil on canvas, framed 款識 Guo Wei，99 signed in Pinyin and dated 99 一九九九年作 198.3 by 180 公分；78¾by 70⅞英寸 框：204 by 185 公分；80¼by 72⅞英寸 198.3 by 180 cm; 78¾ by 70⅞ in. framed: 204 by 185 cm; 80¼ by 72⅞ in.

郭偉 guo wei | 蚊子與飛蛾系列 mosquitoes and moths series

Contemporary Art | London

Gloria Tamerre Petyarre b. 1938 Mosquito Bore. Utopia. N.T. (Two Works) i. signed, titled and dated August 98 on the reverse ii. signed, titled and dated November 1998 on the reverse i-ii.: acrylic on polyester i. 51.7 by 193.4 cm. 20⅜ by 76⅛ in. ii. 189.5 by 66.3 cm. 74⅝ by 26⅛ in.

mosquito bore. utopia. n.t. (two works)

Moutarderie Nationale: The Gillion Crowet Collection

indoor: mosquitoes and moths, no. 17

Contemporary Art Day Auction

mosquito

depicting two ladies preparing for the night, one standing and adjusting the knot of the mosquito net whilst her companion, kneeling, holds a lacquered pillow decorated with the mon of the actor Sawamura Sôjurô, censor's seal kiwame, publisher's mark of Izumiya Ichibei, with gyoji seal of Moriya Jihei, signed Shunsen ga with seal Shun

two ladies beside a mosquito net from the series roku sugata-e (six pictures of ladies' forms)

a courtesan kneeling beside a hanging mosquito net as she emerges from within, a fan lying at her feet, signed Suzuki Harunobu ga

bijin emerging from a mosquito net

depicting a woman standing in front of a mosquito net clasping her kimono as a man lying within tries to pull open her robe, signed Choki ga  

lovers beside a mosquito net

depicting a beauty lifting the lower edge of a mosquito net as she emerges from within, her young lover, inside the net, reclined on his elbows and affectedly puffing at his pipe as he watches her, publisher's mark of Omiya Gonkuro, signed Utamaro hitsu

woman emerging from a mosquito-net, watched by her lover  

depicting a courtesan kneeling beside a hanging mosquito net as she emerges from within, a fan lying at her feet, signed Suzuki Harunobu ga

Synthetic polymer paint on canvasBears artist's name, size and Warlayirti Artists catalogue number 605/91 on the reverse

john mosquito tjapangarti circa 1922-2004

butterflies and mosquitos

Fine Books & Manuscripts

8vo. Publisher's blue cloth, spine and front cover lettered in yellow, floral endpapers; minimal wear at spine ends. Original green pictorial jacket printed in red with depictions of mosquitoes, advertisement for Soldiers' Pay on lower cover; spine panel darkened, minor chip to the head of spine panel.

8vo. Publisher's blue cloth, spine and front cover lettered in yellow, floral endpapers; minimal wear at spine ends. Original green pictorial jacket printed in red with depictions of mosquitoes, advertisement for Soldiers' Pay on lower cover; spine panel darkened, minor chip to the head of spine panel. [with]: MOSQUITOES. 8vo. Publisher's blue cloth, spine and front cover lettered in yellow. Original pictorial jacket, printed in pink, blue, red, and black, with depictions of card players, advertisement for Soldier's Pay on lower cover; spine panel darkened, closed tear to bottom of lower cover, small nicks to head of spine panel. 

mosquitoes. new york: boni & liveright, 1927

Contemporary Curated

bed with mosquito net

Contemporary Chinese Art (Part II)

interior with mosquitoes and moths, no.5

Contemporary Art Asia: China, Korea, Japan

mosquito season 3

Chinese Contemporary Art II

Signed Guo wei  Reverse signed again and titled

mosquito season no.10 & 15

Contemporary Art Asia

mosquito season no. 2

Contemporary Asian Art

signed in Pinyin and dated 2000; signed in Pinyin and Chinese, titled in Chinese and dated 2000 on the reverse, framed

indoor: mosquito and moth no. 25

mosquito larvae 1960s

Chinese Contemporary Art

indoor mosquito and moth series no. 36

signed in English and dated 99; titled on the reverse

mosquito and moth no. 15

mosquito moth series #8

Contemporary Art Asia: China Japan Korea

mosquito season no. 15

Travel, Atlases, Maps and Natural History

[Ibid]. The case of His Majesty's subjects, settled on the coast of Yucatan, in the bay of Honduras, under the special and sole protection of the crown of Spain; who were, in the month of September 1779, robbed and despoiled of their property, and captivated in their persons by the King of Spain's forces and subjects. London: T. Cadell, 1789

[Ibid]. The case of His Majesty's subjects, settled on the coast of Yucatan, in the bay of Honduras, under the special and sole protection of the crown of Spain; who were, in the month of September 1779, robbed and despoiled of their property, and captivated in their persons by the King of Spain's forces and subjects. London: T. Cadell, 1789[Ibid]. The case of His Majesty's subjects having property in and lately established upon the Mosquito Shore in America. Most humbly submitted t[o] the King's most excellent Majesty in Council... Parliament, and the nation of Great-Britain at large. London: T. Cadell, 1789, without half-title first editions, 3 works bound in one volume, 4to (273 x 213mm.), later half calf over contemporary boards, [Sabin 103448, 103447, 51077; JCB 3628, 3341, 3304]

the case of the agent to the settlers on the coast of yucatan; and the late settlers on the mosquito-shore. stating the whole of his conduct, in soliciting compensation for the losses, sustained by each of those classes of his majesty's injured and distressed subjects. london: t. cadell, 1793

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