Jurojin with cranes, a stag, and a tortoise

Jurojin with crane and tortoise

Vase with cranes and tortoise

CRANE AND TORTOISE, "TWO CRANES ON PINE TREE"

Kozuka with Jurôjin and a Minogame Tortoise

Mirror with a Tortoise Knob and Magpies

Cranes with Bamboo [left of a pair of Cranes with Pine and Bamboo]

Cranes with Pine [right of a pair of Cranes with Pine and Bamboo]

Cranes [left of a pair of Cranes and Tortoises]

Sword Guard (Tsuba) with Crane and Tortoise

Jurojin with Crane and Courtesan and Fukurokuju with Tortoise Playing Go, series Picturebook of the Bird of Poetry

Mirror with Pine and Cranes

Tsuba with Cranes and Bamboo

Jurojin and deer

Kozuka with Cranes and Reeds

Kozuka with Cranes and Reeds

Kozuka with Cranes and Reeds

Tsuka with Cranes and Rooster

Mirror with Aizen Myōō, turtle, and cranes

Mirror with Pine, Bamboo, and Cranes

Tale of the Crane and Tortoise, Pine, and Bamboo (one of a three-volume set with F1989.61 and F1989.63)

Tale of the Crane and Tortoise, Pine, and Bamboo (one of a three-volume set with F1989.61 and F1989.63)

Tsuba with Cranes and Peach Trees

Tale of the Crane and Tortoise, Pine, and Bamboo (one of a three-volume set with F1989.62 and F1989.63)

Inro with Cranes Soaring by Mount Fuji, and Netsuke of a Turtle

Kingfisher on Bamboo Branch over Water

Crossing the River at Sano

The Ancient Site of the Swan Mound near Shōno, series Pictures of Famous Places on the Fifty Three Stations

Piece

Untitled

Kuan Yu Studying at Night (Kuan Yu)

(Two Images of Lithograph)

A Snowy Gorge on the Fuji River

Galloping Horse

薔薇に翡翠

drawing

Oxen and Plum Trees

[Le ramoneur] : [estampe] (2ème état) / H. Guérard

Falcon Pursuing a Wild Duck

（「五十三次張交」） （「五」）「奥津　名所」「薩多之海不知親」

Crane and Asters

Fukusa (Gift Wrapper)

[Petite Sainte Famille] : [estampe] / J. Chadel

Working Together

Falcon in a Snowy Willow Tree

Fragment textiel

Hotei Carrying Girl over Stream

from the illustrated book "Kachō gaden"

The Actor Matsumoto Koshiro II as Fuwa Banzaemon in the play "Monzukushi Nagoya Soga," performed at the Ichimura Theater in the first month, 1748