LANTERN ON A HILL - NIKKO - AUTUMN
Located in Santa Monica, CA
Illustrated in "Between Two Worlds - The Life and Art of Lilian May Miller by Kendall Brown, Pacific Asia Museum 1998, page 88.
Color, Woodcut
Vintage Framed Woodblock Print Moonlight on Mt. Fuji by Lillian Miller
Located in Atlanta, GA
A wonderful and scarce woodblock print by American artist Lilian May Miller (1895-1943), one of the few western artists celebrated for works in the medium of Japanese woodblock print...
Wood, Paper
Diamond Mountains, Korea, Winter
By Lillian May Miller
Located in Fairlawn, OH
Brown, Between Two Worlds: The Life and Art of Lilian May Miller (Pasadena, CA: Pacific Asia Museum, 2000),
Woodcut
Dusk at Tagonoura Beach
By Kawase Hasui
Located in Fairlawn, OH
Brown, Between Two Worlds: The Life and Art of Lilian May Miller (Pasadena, CA: Pacific Asia Museum, 2000), No. 233, very early second state impression
Woodcut
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