Two Fans with Poems

Three Unmounted Fans with Poems

Two Seals with Poems

(Two Fans)

[Two Japanese Women Posing with Fans]

Two Peacocks with Poems

Two White Roosters with Two Poems

[Two hand-held fans, one with circular design]

Hagoita, Shuttlecock, and Two Balls with Poems

Hanging Decorations with Two Poems

Two Balls and Unidentified Object with Poems

Two Balls and Unidentified Object with Poems

Two Autumn Poems

Fan with Poems

Two Women Making Folding Fans

Screen with four fans

Bird Toys on a String with Two Poems

Two Books on Calligraphy and Seven Small Balls with Poems

SURIMONO WITH POEMS

Two Poems

Surimono with Poems

Flower Arrangements with Poems

The Mallet of Daikoku, God of Wealth with Two Poems

Still Life with Fans and Calligraphy Accoutrements, with poem by Jingairō Kiyozumi

Two Poems by Yan Xiu-fu

Lovers in Kyōto Playing Five-In-A-Row, series Love in Three Capitols

Aftekening van Zekere 4 à 5 stuks onbekende vaartuigen, dewelke zich omtrent Japan vertoond hebben...

「三美人」 「光明后」

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fan-print

Standing Woman Holding Tanzaku (Poem-Slip)

Prostitute Hanaōgi of the Ōgiya House

Basket with Snake-like Extended Strand and Poems

Monk Approaching a Mountain House, from Ehon tsurezuregusa

[Crevette] : [estampe] / J [Prosper Alphonse Isaac] [monogr.]

surimono

Playing Battledore

「子春」

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surimono

Koheiji (Object); Kankyo hyakurankai (Series)

surimono

Head of a Salmon

surimono

The Actor Nakamura Tomijuro I as the Courtesan Toyama in the Play Koi Nyobo Somewake Tazuna, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the Ninth Month, 1777

Tea Pickers

Träsnitt, Bildkonst, Woodblock, Print, Woodcut

Ceremonial Presentation of a White Horse at the Atsuta Shrine for the Boy's Festival

Scene from a Nō Play