Illustrated Poem on Craftsmen of the Tōboku-in (Tōboku-in shokunin uta-awase)

Illustrated Craftsmen at their Work (ōEdo shokunin uta-awase), with poems

Harvard Art Museums

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A Poetry Contest for Edo Craftsmen (Edo shokunin uta awase) in 2 volumes

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Illustrated Craftsmen in their Costume at Work, with explanatory poems (Shokunin-zukushi hokku-awase)

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A Poetry Contest for Edo Craftsmen (Edo shokunin uta awase), vol. 2

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A Poetry Contest for Edo Craftsmen (Edo shokunin uta awase), vol. 1

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Edo shokunin uta-awase

Freer and Sackler

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Illustrated Scroll of Insects Competing to Make Verses (Mushizukushi uta-awase emaki)

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Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) in Five Volumes

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Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 1

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Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 5

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Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 3

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Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 4

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Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 2

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Imayō shokuninzukushi uta-awase

Freer and Sackler

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A Carpenter with his Tools, Probably a fragment from the Illustrations of Various Craftsmen (Shokunin zue)

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Tōsei fūzoku gojūban uta-awase

Freer and Sackler

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Poetry Competition of 1232 (Jōei gannen uta-awase) in Hosshō-ji style

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A Poetry Contest on the River Bank (Kawabata uta-awase emaki)

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Depiction of a Beauty in the Style of Hishikawa Moronobu Playing Uta-Awase

Honolulu Museum of Art

Honolulu Museum of Art Collection

Poet Ariwara no Motokata (d. 953), from an illustrated Competition of Poems from Different Periods (Jidai fudō uta-awase)

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Illustrated Story about Ono no Komachi (Komachi uta-arasoi) in 2 Volumes

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The Poets Fujiwara no Shigeie and Taira no Sadabumi, from Competition of Poems from Different Periods (Jidai fudō uta-awase)

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Illustrated Legends of the Tenchi-in (Tenchi-in engi)

Art Institute of Chicago

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Illustrated Story about Ono no Komachi (Komachi uta-arasoi), 2nd of 2 Volumes

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