The Priest Ikkyū and the Courtesan Dayū with Poems

The Hell Courtesan and Priest Ikkyū (Jigoku Dayū to Ikkyū)

The Priest Ikkyū and the Courtesan Jigokudayū

Priest Ikkyu and the hell courtesan

The Hell Courtesan and Priest Ikkyu

Ikkyū Zenshi and Jigoku Dayū (shown in inset); and Koban-ga-kan

Courtesan and Waka Poems

Courtesan Arranging Flowers, with poems by Ryūsuitei Sodezumi and Senryūtei Karamaru

The Courtesan Hinazuru of the Chōjiya Brothel with her Kamuro Tsuruji and Tsuruno and Two Unidentified Shinzō

Courtesan Playing Koto, with poems by Shakuyakutei Uranari and an associate

Bird and Bamboo with Poems

Priest Kochi with His Death Poem

Wall (?) and Gate, with Poems

Priest Writing at Window by Garden with Poems

Camellia and Box with Poems

The Priest Yugyo and the Willow (Yūgyō yanagi)

Wildflowers and Signpost with Poems

Signposts and Irises with Poems

Rats and Rice Bales with Poems

The Courtesan Tsukasa Dayū of the Higashi ōgi-ya Brothel in ōsaka's Shinmachi, Modern Reproduction

The Courtesan Tsukasa Dayū of the Higashi ōgi-ya Brothel in ōsaka's Shinmachi, Modern Reproduction

The Courtesan Tsukasa Dayū of the Higashi ōgi-ya Brothel in ōsaka's Shinmachi, Modern Reproduction

Modern Reproduction of "The Courtesan Hinazuru of the Chōjiya Brothel with her Kamuro Attendants Tsuruji and Kochō

Courtesan Hitomoto of the Daimonjiya

SURIMONO WITH POEMS, PEONIES AND ROCK

(Courtier and his servant viewing flowering plum)

surimono

diptych print; surimono

surimono

Okame and Pine

surimono

Haiku Composed by Kabuki Actors Celebrating Their Name-Changing

Kyōgen Dancers Disguised as Ōharame

Parents, Children, and Servant Carrying Carp Streamers; with Poems

diptych print; surimono

Female Monkey Trainer with Poem

Visiting a Shrine of the Eagle God

Old Man Offering Sake to Tortoise and Crane with Poems

(Beach seen through rocks)

surimono

surimono

Besneeuwde tuin

(Morning glow on the New Year's day)

surimono

Two travelers

Costumed Actor on Noh Stage, with Poems

A Nobleman

surimono

Mother, Son, and Manservant Holding Kite Entering the Tenmangū Shrine with Dance Program for a Performance at the Shrine