Willow Bridge and Water Wheel (Uji Bridge) [left of a pair]

Willow Bridge and Water Wheel (Uji Bridge) [right of a pair]

Willow [left of a pair of Cherry and Willow]

Kozuka of a Bridge, Water-wheel and Castle Wall

Uji Bridge and Willows

Boy with Water Buffalo [left of a pair]

Uji Bridge and Poem

Phoenixes and Paulownia [left of a pair]

Pines and Poetry [left of a pair]

Cranes and Pines [left of a pair]

Roosters and Hens [left of a pair]

Cranes and Waves [left of a pair]

Geese and Reeds [left of a pair]

Orchids and Bamboo [left of a pair]

Egrets in Willow [left of the pair Egrets in Plum and Willow]

Cranes [left of a pair of Cranes and Tortoises]

Tiger [left of a pair of Tiger and Dragon]

Tiger [left of a pair of Tiger and Dragon]

Rock [left of a pair of Pine and Rock]

Chang'an [left of a pair]

Bamboo and Chinese Poems [left of a pair]

Cranes [left of a pair]

Ibaraki [left of a pair]

Fishermen [left of a pair]

Ghost [left of a pair]

painting; screen

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Drying Fishnets in the Four Seasons

People Viewing Cherry Blossoms

Nagoto no kuni Akama-no-ura ni oite Genei o-kassen (Object)

富嶽三十六景. [42], 身延川裏不二 / 前北斎為一筆Minobugawa urafuji

Brocade

Sogakyoudai chichinoadauchinozu、soganojuurousukenari、goroumarushigemune、nitannoshiroutadatsune

Bun-ei hachi Kamakura Ryozen-ga-saki ame-inori (Object); Koso Go-Ichidai Ryaku-zu (Series)

<i>Story</i>

Chapter 26: Tokonatsu, series The Fifty-four Chapters [of the Tale of Genji] in Modern Times

Chinese Landscape

Willow Bridge and Water Wheel (Uji Bridge) [right of a pair]

Praying for Rain at Ryōzengasaki in Kamakura, series Sketches of the Life of the Great Priest Nichiren

「大江戸しばゐねんぢうぎやうじ　引幕と口上」

No 2 Kurama-yama Sojo-ga-Tani ni omomuku Ushiwaka-maru ijin nite kempo o manabu (Object); Yoshitsune Ichidai zue (Series)

Printed Greater Sutra of the Perfection of Wisdom (S: Mahâprajnâpâramitâ-sūtra ; J: Dai-hannya-haramitta-kyō), Volume 511, Vol. 1

Young woman holding poem slip

「狩野雪姫　市川右団治」

Landscape

Print

加賀友禅

Emperor Nintoku (Nintoku Tennō: Nihongi), from the series Twenty-Four Japanese Paragons of Filial Piety for the Honchō Circle (Honchōren honchō nijūshikō), with poem by Isonoya Naonari

Yoshitsuneichidaizuekuramayamasoujougadaninioite ushiwakamaru ijinnikenpouwomanabu