Imperial Fleet Firing a Cannon Near Haiyang Island (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Imperial Fleet Firing a Cannon Near Haiyang Island (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Imperial Fleet Firing a Cannon Near Haiyang Island (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Triptych: Imperial Fleet Firing a Cannon Near Haiyang Island (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Japanese Warships Fire on the Enemy near Haiyangtao (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

"Banzai" for the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy: A Naval Battle near Port Arthur (Teikoku riku kaigun banzai; Ryojunkō fukin kaisen no zu)

A Great Naval Battle Off Taikushan Near Haiyangtao (Daikosan oki Kaiyōtō fukin daikaisen no zu)

Japan Wins a Great Victory in a Naval Battle Against the Chinese Fleet Near Phungtao Island, Korea (Chōsen Hōtō kaihen ni okeru Nisshin kaisen waga gun daishōri no zu)

Japan Wins a Great Victory in a Naval Battle Against the Chinese Fleet Near Phungtao Island, Korea (Chōsen Hōtō kaihen ni okeru Nisshin kaisen waga gun daishōri no zu)

The Japanese Russian War No. 2 Naval Fight before the Harbour of Port Arthur. The Russian Men-of War Torpedoed by the Japanese Aquadron (sic). (Nichiro Sensō ga dai ni: Nihon teikoku kantai Ryojun kōgai ni Rokoku gunkan o gekichin su)

Nakamura Utaemon

America (Two American Men Conversing)

triptych print

茶を焙じる女

The Actor Segawa Kikunojo III in Private Life, Standing in a Snow-Covered Garden

Dutch (Orandajin), from the series "People of the Five Nations (Gokakoku no uchi)"

「茶の湯日々草道具しらへの図」 「茶の湯日々草」「目録他」

Uit de vijf landen: de Hollander

The actor Ichikawa Danjuro VI and a boy

Searching for Fireflies

New Year's Celebration

Woman at Brazier Looking over Shoulder at Child and Woman behind Screen

「三すじのつな五郎　市川団十郎」

Educational Picture:Japanese　(Children Life to Fight)

Gishi shijuushichi zu Ootaka Gengo Tadao

Kureha Village

Arashi Rikan/Arashi Sangoroo/Nakamura Utaemon

print

Nederlands stel, waarvan de vrouw te paard

triptych print

print

Totsuka

「五ヶ国之内」 「阿蘭陀人」

Making of Polychrome Prints: Famous Products of Edo