Crane and Bamboo, from a triptych of Jurōjin and Cranes

Crane and Pine, from a triptych of Jurōjin and Cranes

God of Longevity (Jurōjin), from a triptych of Jurōjin and Cranes

Crane with Bamboo [right of a triptych of White-Robed Kannon and Cranes]

Jurōjin [center of a triptych]

Crane with Pine [left of a triptych of White-Robed Kannon and Cranes]

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

White-Robed Kannon [center of a triptych of White-Robed Kannon and Cranes]

Bamboo and Cranes

Cranes and Bamboo

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

Crane, Bamboo and Iris

Pair of Lovers in a Field (from a triptych)

Tsuba with Cranes and Bamboo

Bodhidharma, from a triptych of Bodhidharma and Landscapes of the Four Seaons

Inrō with Jurōjin (God of longevity) with deer and bamboo

Okita of Naniwaya, from A Fashionable Triptych

Mirror with Pine, Bamboo, and Cranes

Cranes and bamboo leaves

Flowers [right of a triptych of Kegon Falls and Flowers]

Landscape of Winter and Spring, from a triptych of Bodhidharma and Landscapes of the Four Seaons

Landscape of Summer and Autumn, from a triptych of Bodhidharma and Landscapes of the Four Seaons

Kimono Fragment with Design of Pine, Bamboo, and Crane

Cranes [left of a pair of Cranes and Tortoises]

Flowers [left of a triptych of Kegon Falls and Flowers]

Crane with Pine [left of a triptych of White-Robed Kannon and Cranes]

Man with Fish

Chrysanthemums and Rock

Tiger Licking Its Paw

Crane and Pine, from a triptych of Jurōjin and Cranes

〔三国第一山御札〕（阿弥陀三尊来迎御影）

Crane with Bamboo [right of a triptych of White-Robed Kannon and Cranes]

Enjoying the Evening Cool During the Tanabata Festival

God of Longevity (Jurōjin), from a triptych of Jurōjin and Cranes

hanging scroll; painting

<i>Tenjin Visiting Tang China</i>

Birds in Snow

□□有清音

Calligraphic Talisman of Tenjin’s Name

hanging scroll; painting

hanging scroll; painting

hanging scroll; painting

追浜食堂

隈取画稿　山中平九郎の隈

隈取画稿　山中平九郎の隈

「藤に鳥？」

The Jewel River of Bush Clovers (Hagi no Tamagawa), from the series "Six Jewel Rivers in Popular Customs (Fuzoku Mu Tamagawa)"

Zensei hananosugatae、makisan、ougiyauchi hanaougi、yoshino、tatsuta

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