A few examples of appraisal values for
HAKU MAKI POEM

• Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000) Poem
  Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000) Poem 71-73 woodcut with embossing edition 63/153 signed Haku Maki (lower right) titled and dated (lower center) 15 x 10 1/2 inches.
• HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE, 1924 - 2000)
  HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE, 1924 - 2000) 20?" x 14¼" image "Poem-B". Intaglio with embossing on paper, signed lower right, titled center, numbered 43 / 50, matted in decorative frame, 25?" x 19?" overall.
• MAKI, Haku, (Japanese,
  MAKI, Haku, (Japanese, 1924-2000): ''Poem 70-35'', Woodblock Print, sight size 22.25'' x 7.75'', pencil signed lower right, titled mid-margin, numbered 121/150 lower left, framed, 27.25'' x 12.25''.
• MAKI, Haku, (Japanese,
  MAKI, Haku, (Japanese, 1924-2000): ''Poem 70-28'', Woodblock Print, sight size 22.25'' x 7.75'', pencil signed lower right, titled mid-margin, numbered 109/150 lower left, framed, 27.25'' x 12.25''.
• HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924-2000),
  HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924-2000), POEM 71-25, WOODBLOCK PRINT, FRAME: 38-1/4 X 27-3/4 INHaku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000), Poem 71-25, Woodblock Print, Frame: 38-1/4 x 27-3/4 in
• HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE B. 1924),
  HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE B. 1924), POEM 68-2, INTAGLIO CEMENT BLOCK PRINT, FRAMED, 17-1/2 X 17-1/2 INCHESHaku Maki (Japanese b. 1924), Poem 68-2, Intaglio Cement Block Print, Framed, 17-1/2 x 17-1/2 inches
• MAKI HAKU, JAPANESE 20TH CENTURY,
  MAKI HAKU, JAPANESE 20TH CENTURY, POEM 3 AND POEM 4, TWO SILKSCREEN AND BLOCK PRINTS, FRAME: 14 1/2 X 13 1/4 IN. (36.83 X 33.66 CM.)Maki Haku, Japanese 20th Century, Poem 3 and Poem 4, Two Silkscreen and Block Prints,, Dimensions: Frame: 14 1/2 x 13 1/4 in. (36.83 x 33.66 cm.)
• HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924-2000),
  HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924-2000), POEM 90-91, EMBOSSED WOODCUT, SIGHT SIZE: 7 X 5 IN, FRAME SIZE: 16 X 14 INHaku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000), Poem 90-91, Embossed Woodcut, Sight size: 7 x 5 in, Frame size: 16 x 14 in,
• HAKU MAKI, (6) COLOR WOODBLOCK
  HAKU MAKI, (6) COLOR WOODBLOCK PRINTS, 1969 Haku Maki (Japanese, 1924-2000), "Poem 1", "Poem 2", "Poem 3", "Poem 6", "Poem 16" and "Poem 18" from the "Festive Wine" series, printed on heavy textured Japanese paper, each stamped with artist seal, pencil signed, titled and numbered along lower margins, from an edition of 50 (outside the 150 printed for the book "Festive Wine: Ancient Japanese Poems from the Kinkafu", each in cardboard mat with printed rice paper overlays, each 8.75"h x 6.75"w (sheets), 13.75"h x 10.25"w (mats)
• HAKU MAKI 'POEM 70-81',
  HAKU MAKI 'POEM 70-81', WOODBLOCK, 18 X 15 INCHESHaku Maki 'Poem 70-81', Woodblock, 18 x 15 inches
• MAKI HAKU (JAPAN, 1924-2000)
  MAKI HAKU (JAPAN, 1924-2000) EMBOSSED PRINT, "POEMMAKI HAKU (Japan, 1924-2000) embossed print, "Poem - Reconciliation." Pencil signed lower right, titled, edition number 28/50. Image measures 33" x 32.75". In a wood frame; 36" x 35.5" overall.
• HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924-2000),
  HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924-2000), POEM 70-28, WOODBLOCK PRINT, UNFRAMED: 24 X 9 IN. (60.96 X 22.86 CM.)Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000), Poem 70-28, Woodblock Print,, Dimensions: Unframed: 24 x 9 in. (60.96 x 22.86 cm.)
• HAKU MAKI (1924-2000) POEM 70-9.
  HAKU MAKI (1924-2000) POEM 70-9. Etching with embossment signed titled and numbered in pencil in the lower margin edition 119/155 (22.50'' x 15.75''). Together with a framed Mai TrungThu reproduction print Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• HAKU MAKI, POEM 70-17, 72-87, TWO
  HAKU MAKI, POEM 70-17, 72-87, TWO EMBOSSED ETCHINGS IN COLOR (ONE FRAMED), 14-1/4 X 11-1/4 INCHESHaku Maki, Poem 70-17, 72-87, Two Embossed Etchings in Color (one framed), 14-1/4 x 11-1/4 inches,
• 2 HAKU MAKI ETCHINGSHaku Maki
  2 HAKU MAKI ETCHINGSHaku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000)- ''Poem 69-54''; ''Poem 72-10''- 2 etchings in color with embossing, both signed, titled and numbered in pencil, very good condition. 10 3/8 x 10 1/2''; 7 3/4 x 7 3/4''
• MAKI, Haku, (Japanese,
  MAKI, Haku, (Japanese, 1924-2000): Two Woodblock prints. (1) Poem Seventy-Eighty, 7'' x 4.75'', pencil signed lower right, titled mid-margin, numbered lower left 80/151, faux bamboo frame, 15'' x 12''. (2) Poem Seventy-Seventy, 7'' x 4.75'', pencil signed lower right, titled mid-margin, numbered lower left 78/201, faux bamboo frame, 15'' x 12''. CONDITION: Frames show wear.
• ASIAN: MAEJIMA TADAAKI 'HAKU
  ASIAN: MAEJIMA TADAAKI 'HAKU MAKI' (JAPANESE, 1924-2000), "POEM 71-72", WOODCUT, PENCIL SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, #8/153 LOWER LEFT HAVING RED CHOP SEAL ON PRINT LOWER LEFT, IMAGE DEPICTING A STYLIZED KANJI CHARACTER IN BLA...ASIAN: Maejima Tadaaki 'Haku Maki' (Japanese, 1924-2000), "Poem 71-72", woodcut, pencil signed lower right, #8/153 lower left having red chop seal on print lower left, image depicting a stylized Kanji character in black, textured white background, matted behind glass in wood frame, not examined out of frame, light wear consistent with age and use including slight waving of paper, ss: 9 3/4" h. x 8 1/4" w.
• HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924–2000),
  HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924–2000), POEM 69-51, WOODBLOCK PRINT, SIGNED L.R., TITLED L.C. AND NUMBERED 69/202 L.L., FRAME: 18 1/4 X 17 3/4 IN. (46.4 X 45.1 CM.)Haku Maki (Japanese 1924–2000), Poem 69-51, Woodblock Print, Signed l.r., titled l.c. and numbered 69/202 l.l.,, Dimensions: Frame: 18 1/4 x 17 3/4 in. (46.4 x 45.1 cm.)
• HAKU MAKI(Japanese, 1924-2000)
  HAKU MAKI(Japanese, 1924-2000) Two woodblock prints: Poem 72-40 (sun-s), edition 76/153, signed "Haku Maki" lower right, artist's seal lower left, 15-7/8 x 11-5/8 in.; attributed to Haku Maki, Tea Bowl, edition 95/100, titled and signed illegibly lower right, 20-1/4 x 15-1/2 in.; framed, 18-7/8 x 14-1/2 in. and 25-5/8 x 19 in. Note: Haku Maki was a Japanese artist associated with the sosaku-hanga movement of the 20th century. He studied briefly under the printmaker Onchi Koshiro following the end of WWII, and throughout his artistic career became known for his use of texture and for his striking compositions and arrangements of kanji . Provenance: Uchida Art Co., Ltd., Kyoto/Tokyo, Japan, sold June 1976 (accompanied by copy of receipt); Private Collection Condition: good overall; Poem 72-40 hinged in on mat, some previous tape remnants and toning at top edge verso; Tea Bowl not examined out of frame; frames with light wear and abrasions
• Woodblock print on paper, Haku Maki
  Woodblock print on paper, Haku Maki (Japanese, 1924-2000) attributed, "Poem 71-61" edition 53 of 154, pencil signed at right, with red pigment seal, mounted and framed; as-is condition- General marks and surface wear, scratches, chipped glass, rubbing, flaws, and losses. Possible restorations; sight L 12 3/4" H 19 1/2" (Approx.)
• MAKI HAKU (JAPANESE, 1924 - 2000)
  MAKI HAKU (JAPANESE, 1924 - 2000) 22 ?" x 15 ?" plate size 24" x 17 ?" sheet size "Poem 70-36". Color intaglio on paper, signed, titled, and numbered 64 / 155 in pencil lower margin, hinge mounted to heavy stock, unframed, overall in stock 29" x 22".
• HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924-2000) PAIR
  HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE 1924-2000) PAIR OF ABSTRACT CALLIGRAPHY PRINTS 7 1/4 x 5 in. Framed; lower left numbered: 62/...; lower right titled and signed: Poem 70-48 Haku Maki; Framed; lower left numbered: 98/151; lower right titled and signed: Poem 70-88 Haku Maki
• HAKU MAKI(Japanese, 1924-2000)
  HAKU MAKI(Japanese, 1924-2000) Two woodblock prints: Poem 71-50, edition 75/100, signed "Haku Maki" lower right, artist's seal lower left, inscribed "Happy Life" and "To be alive, to be living" in margin verso, 32 x 21-1/2 in.; framed, 39-1/2 x 28-3/4 in. Note: Haku Maki was a Japanese artist associated with the sosaku-hanga movement of the 20th century. He studied briefly under the printmaker Onchi Koshiro following the end of WWII, and throughout his artistic career became known for his use of texture and for his striking compositions and arrangements of kanji. Provenance: Uchida Art Co., Ltd., Kyoto/Tokyo, Japan, sold June 1976 (accompanied by copy of receipt); Private Collection Condition: hinged in on mat, good overall; frame with light wear and abrasions
• MAKI, Haku, (Japanese,
  MAKI, Haku, (Japanese, 1924-2000): Two Woodblock Prints: 1) ''Flower'', sight size 5.25'' x 5'', pencil signed lower right, titled mid-margin, numbered 181/200 lower left, framed, 9.5'' x 9.5''; 2) ''Poem 71-80'', sight size 6.75'' x 5'', pencil signed lower right, titled mid-margin, inscribed lower left ''Artist Proof'', framed, 9.5'' x 9.5''.
• HAKU MAKI EMBOSSED ABSTRACT
  HAKU MAKI EMBOSSED ABSTRACT LITHOGRAPH Japan,1924-2000Titled "Poem 72-93 (Stone-5)," depicts embossed green geometric shapes over black background.
• HAKU MAKI EMBOSSED ABSTRACT
  HAKU MAKI EMBOSSED ABSTRACT LITHOGRAPH Japan,1924-2000Titled "Poem 72-93 (Stone-5)," depicts embossed green geometric shapes over black background.
• Haku Maki Signed and Numbered
  Haku Maki Signed and Numbered Print. POEM 68-43. Dimensions: H: 14 inches: W: 10 inches: Frame Height: 19 inches: Frame Width: 16 inches --- Condition: Scratches and scuffs to the frame. Additional Message: We offer curbside delivery to NYC, Manhattan, Close Brooklyn, Hoboken about a week after the last auction day at reasonable rates ($125 minimum stop charge). Tentative date August 15, 2023. See details at our website. https://www.uniquesandantiques.com/nyc/
• HAKU MAKI WOODBLOCK PRINT "POEM
  HAKU MAKI WOODBLOCK PRINT "POEM "70-45", #44/202Haku Maki (1924-2000) Poem 70-45 (1970?) Beautifully framed color intaglio woodblock print on paper, ''Poem 70-45'' (#44 of an edition of 202) by Haku Maki, pencil signed, titled, and numbered within lower margin, bears artist's red seal, has framed height of 25'' with width of 19''. All measurements are approximate. Haku Maki was born in 1924 under the name of Maejima Tadaaki in the small town Asomachi in the Ibaraki Prefecture. In 1945 the artist's life nearly ended, as he was in a special squadron of kamikaze pilots. However, Japan’s surrender on August 14, 1945 saved his life, and he became a teacher at a high school. In 1950 he changed his name to Haku Maki. The artist became famous by using old Chinese and Japanese kanji characters and refining them into abstract compositions of archaic look. Later the artist chose persimmons and ceramics as his favorite subjects. Artist’s technique: A finished Haku Maki print is usually the result of a process of applying mixed media printing techniques. To obtain the embossed effect, Maki first carved a conventional woodblock. He then used wet cement around the carved area. After the cement hardened the design was carved and chiseled. Maki used a wet, double-layered paper to print, raising the subject from the surface of the paper which gives the work a three dimensional image. Maki's oeuvre is characterized by clean, sharp images, whether done in black kanji on a white background or in a bright color against a dark background. His prints usually contain one outstanding object, whether kanji or a ceramic vessel or a persimmon.
• HAKU MAKI ABSTRACT RELIEF WOODBLOCK
  HAKU MAKI ABSTRACT RELIEF WOODBLOCK PRINT Japan1924-2000Titled "Poem 68-27", depicts simplistic tiered squares with red circle to center of three bands of white, black, and yellow.
• Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000)
  Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000) "Work 74-26". Intaglio print on paper signed titled and numbered 107/151 in the lower margin the plate size apprx. 8" x 5-1/4" matted and framed in a white metal frame overall apprx. 17-1/2" x 13-1/4". Provenance: from the collection of artist Frederick Hale McDuff.
• Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000)
  Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000) "Work 73-8-B (Nothing)." Intaglio print on paper signed titled and numbered 68/102 in the lower margin the plate size apprx.9-7/8" x 9-3/4" matted and framed in a white metal frame under glass overall apprx. 18-3/4" x 15-1/4". Provenance: from the collection of artist Frederick Hale McDuff.
• Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000) "Red
  Haku Maki (Japanese 1924-2000) "Red Image with Aqua Circle". Intaglio print on paper signed in pencil in the lower right margin nubered 62/80 in the lower left margin titled in Japanese in the lower center margin matted and framed under glass overall32-3/4" x 21". T.Z. Shiota Gallery info attached to the back.
• HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE, 1924-2000)
  HAKU MAKI (JAPANESE, 1924-2000) "MAY - 2" Lithograph. Signed, titled and numbered 69/150.
• Haku Maki (1924-2000) Persimmon
  Haku Maki (1924-2000) Persimmon color woodblock print, edition 33/190 signed in pencil Haku Maki, titled 10 3/4 x 16 3/4 in., 27 x 42.5 cm.
• HAKU, Maki, (Japanese,
  HAKU, Maki, (Japanese, 1924-2000): ''Work 74-26'', sight size 8.75'' x 5.75'', signed lower right, titled mid-margin and numbered 145/151 lower left, framed, 15.5'' x 12.25''.
• Haku Maki (1924-2000 Japanese)
  Haku Maki (1924-2000 Japanese) ''Work 74-57'' (Sun-B) Embossed Woodblock Print 17''x17'' Sheet. Pencil signed and numbered 47 of 106 edition lower margin. Light even toning throughout image. Overall excellent condition with strong colors.