
About us.
Ask about our current collection of fine Japanese woodblock prints available by appointment only via in-person or video conference. Our current woodblock print collection has been put together, "betsu betsu", or literally, one by one, over a forty-six-year time span, with the refined eye of our leading print expert, Geoffrey Oliver. The assortment of prints offered by our gallery culminates what a lifetime of collecting art would look like-available now for purchase for the first time online.
A great deal of time is put into researching our Japanese print offerings. This is especially true when we cannot find a print illustrated anywhere. This may lead to two things, the assumption that an unillustrated design is potentially extraordinarily rare, or the opposite, so boring as to have no written record of its existence online and in reference books. The more interesting a print is, the deeper the dive we take to dig up information regarding a print. Details buried in esoterica, printing details only a lifelong student of ukiyo-e would recognize, any desirable ownership qualities, or provenance, all of which can be helpful when authenticating a print that may not be illustrated anywhere as well as attributing value, or appraising
Our inventory contains examples from every period of printmaking; from the early Edo period, Edo ukiyo-e and the golden age, the Meiji Restoration, shin hanga, & finally sosaku hanga prints. If there are specific requests or inquiries please direct them to:
With over forty-five years and counting of being kept afloat in the floating world, we are tired. Please, no time wasters!


Contact us
Geoffrey Oliver
CEO, Whale boat Captain,
Japanese print nerd
japaneseprints@gmail.com
Roland Oliver
DevOps, Humble apprentice,
part-time blogger
info@edogallery.com
Holden Oliver
M.A. Asian Art
Resident Hokusai Expert
holdenoliver9@gmail.com
Shipping and return address
Edo Gallery
P.O. Box 414
Fairport, New York 14450
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