Ukiyo-e Collectors - Japanese Woodblock Prints Collection

Nicolas Barascud has been an enthusiast of Japanese culture since he was 15, starting with his first purchase of a Japanese sword. His passion has ...

Ronnie Valle began woodblock print collecting 25 years ago when living in Yokohama. He purchased his first prints, by Kuniyoshi, from a chatty ant...

Jax has been collecting woodblock prints for the past 2 years. He likes Shin-Hanga the most, but will collect almost any print, in a range of cond...

Steve has been collecting woodblock prints for 2 years. His interest in Japanese art started with a brush painting class when he was 7 years old. ...

Vacaliebres, is a print collector and graphic designer living in Genoa, Italy. Genoa is where the Edoardo Chiossone Museum is based. It houses an ...

Collector Milton M Ong is a former US Army Major and has been collecting since 1980. Milton collects all forms of Asian art, particularly pieces f...

Richard Wilk has been collecting ukiyo-e for 49 years. He is a retired professor of anthropology and food studies with many publications to his na...

Hiro is a novice collector, and has only been collecting for a year.  He loves Japanese culture and ukiyo-e is an essential part of it. He is curr...

Horishachi has been collecting ukiyo-e since 2006 but he has been a traditional Japanese tattooist since 2001. His favorite Ukiyo-e artists are Yo...

Philip Vos Fellman (Shirogitsune) has been collecting for over 30 years. He was introduced to woodblock print collecting by the late Robert O. Mul...

Sjoerd Bakker studied at the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, and is highly fascinated by Southeast Asia and Japan. In his graphic works the influen...

Tim is a new Ukiyo-e collector, having only started in 2021. He already has a large art collection so Japanese woodblock prints are another step o...