Young Woman Walking in Snow with Umbrella

Young Woman with Umbrella Walking in Snow

Young Woman Walking in Snow

Woman with Umbrella in Snow

Woman with Umbrella in Snow

Courtesan with Umbrella Walking in the Snow

Woman with an umbrella in the snow

Woman with an umbrella in the snow

Two Beauties Walking in the Snow with Umbrella

Young Woman Standing Under an Umbrella in the Snow

Young Woman with Umbrella

Woman walking in the snow

Woman with Umbrella in Snow Flurry

Woman with a closed umbrella in the snow

Young Man with Umbrella Knocking on Gate in Snow

Lady With Umbrella, In Snow

Woman in Snow with Umbrella, Modern Reproduction

Woman with Umbrella in Snow, Modern Reproduction

Young Couple Under an Umbrella in the Snow

Wakashū with Umbrella and Young Woman with Broom

Young woman looking at bamboo in snow

Young Woman Walking on a River Bank in Rain

Young Woman Walking Near a Stream

Young Woman Holding an Umbrella

Japanese Woman In Kimono With An Umbrella Looking At Flowers In The Snow

Young Man and Child with a Kite

Cherry Blossoms

The Actor Nakamura Nakazo I as Tezuka no Taro Mitsumori Disguised as the Monkey Trainer Tonkichi Tochibei, in the Play Soga Moyo Aigo no Wakamatsu, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the First Month, 1769

「玉屋新兵衛」「三国屋小女郎」

Tamaya Shinbei and Mikuni Kojoro

kakemono-e

Kakegawa: Two ri and sixteen chō to Fukuroi (Kakegawa Fukuroi e ni ri jūroku chō)

Memorial Portrait: Bando Hikosaburo V

The Kabuki actors Ichikawa Yaozō II and the Onnagata Nakamura Matsue I

Untitled - Black Ship (Mudai - Kurofune), series Postcards of Japanese Maidens

The Poet Sojo Henjo, from the series "Modern Children as the Six Immortal Poets (Tosei kodomo rokkasen)"

Two Figures in a Boat (descriptive title)

Mountain of Fire

「当世子供六歌仙」 「僧正遍昭」

Nederlandse handelsagent pioenrozen bewonderend als zijnde zijn vrouw

Nakamura Tamašiči jako Umanori Komakiči

Kyoudourisshinomotoi

Magic Lantern Comparison:Vaudeville

Two Girls Enjoying the Evening Cool in a Garden

Maiko

Actor Ichikawa Monnosuke

Appearing as if Having Been on a Stroll, Behavior of a Lady of the Meiji period

diptych print

Poem by the Monk Sosei (act. 850-97)