A Fishmonger Selling Bonito

Fishmonger

Fishmonger

A Japanese detachment selling Chinese

A Japanese detachment selling Chinese

Calendar: Selling Fans

Selling Brooms

Selling Flower

Flower vender selling chrysantemums

Catching Kittens with Bonito

Bonito (Katsuo) and Yukinoshita (Saxifrage), from the series A Shoal of Fishes (Uo-zukushi)

Girl Selling Flowers

Bonito and saxifrage, from an untitled series of fish

Selling Armor to a Scrap Metal Merchant

Japan: a curio shop selling traditional Japanese products like lacquer-ware, carved ivory and bamb...

Ichikawa Sadanji I In The Role Of The Fishmonger Fukashichi

A defeated Russian general selling cut price cigarettes to a bemused Japanese soldier; a Russian s...

Shopping is worth the trip to Korea. (Selling Travel to the Orient)

Matsumoto Koshiro IV as Gorobei, the Fishmonger from San-ya

Shops Selling Tororo Soup, a Famous Product of Mariko, series Pictures of Famous Places on the Fifty Three Stations

Shops Selling Tororo Soup, a Famous Product of Mariko, series Pictures of Famous Places on the Fifty Three Stations

Shops Selling Tororo Soup, a Famous Product of Mariko, series Pictures of Famous Places on the Fifty Three Stations

Shops Selling Tororo Soup, a Famous Product of Mariko, series Pictures of Famous Places on the Fifty Three Stations

Shops Selling Tororo Soup, a Famous Product of Mariko, series Pictures of Famous Places on the Fifty Three Stations

The trash trade [electronic resource] : selling garbage to China

Flower Dance in the Yoshiwara

Woman and child with decorations

Visiting Enoshima

painting

SIX IMMORTAL POETS (ROKKASEN), one each by six Katsukawa school artists

Jumping Over a Rope

「道具屋甚三」「法界坊ぼうこん」「下部軍助」

Illustrated Comic Poems by Bokuyō (Bokuyō Kyōka emaki) Vol. 2

劉松年／美人図

Sha (Object); Rokugei (Series)

[Le vent qui frappe le pin et une averse] : [estampe]

A New Year's Dance

Yoshiwara keisei shin bijin awase jihitsu kagami (Object); Seiro Meikun Jippitsu-shu

Geisha Misaki of the Naka-Ōgiya as Tsuemochi, a Baton Bearer (right panel); Geisha Rikina of the Wataya as Morokoshi Kanjo, a Chinese Court Lady (center panel); Geisha Hinadori of the Naka-Ogiya as Tatarazuri, a Musician (left panel)

Farmer and Son on the Way Home

Shirine Maiden at Itsukushima on the New Year's Day

Women and Child Watching Manzai Dancers (by Suzuki Rinshō), from the illustrated book Haru no iro(?) or Momo saezuri(?)

Girl Holding Battledore and Shuttlecock and Kneeling Woman by Buckets/ Yamakawa Dance (Yamakawa odori), from the series Three Dances Upclose (Sanyō (?) jin), with poems by Kahontei (Hanamoto?) Nemaru and Naniwatei Soyokaze

Beauties from Osaka, Edo and Kyoto by Utamaro, Kunisada and Tsukimaro, with poems by Santō Kyōzan, Tatekawa Danjūrō and Jippensha Ikkusen

print; surimono

Nakamura Tomijūrō II as Ran no Kata (right panel); Seki Sanjūrō II as Mokuemon, a Gardener (center panel); and Arashi Rikan II as Yashichi, a Cosmetic Seller (left panel)

Princess and Attendants Gathering Young Pines

The Fifty-Three Post-Stations along the Tokaido Highway : Goyu

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