Plum branch, Susaki, courtesan, sparrows, and clothes behind screen

(Sparrows and plum flowers)

Courtesan Standing Behind Screen and Young Man Smoking

Turtles and plum branch

Plum Branch and Moon

Bird and Plum Branch

Blossoming Plum Branch and Moon

Yellowtail, blowfish, and plum branch

Plum branch and wine flask

Umbrella and plum branch with poem

Girl and Monkey Behind a Folding Screen

(Equestrian trappings and a plum branch)

Stirrups, bridle bits and plum branch

Sparrows on Blossoming Plum; A Sage with Tiger; Chinese Bird on Snow-Laden Branch

Courtesan and Customer Behind Shōji

Lobster on a plum and a pine branch

Blossoming Plum Tree, Puppy and Sparrows after Nagasawa Rosetsu

Tsuba with a Sea Bream and Plum Branch

Branch of Plum Blossom with Poems

Java Sparrows on White and Pink Plum

Kite and Branch of Double-Petaled Red Plum with Poems

Seals, carving tools, ink box and plum branch

Nightingale on Plum Branch with White Flower

Kozuka with a Bird on Flowering Plum Branch

Kashira with a Bird on a Blossoming Plum Branch

知多郡木ノ山村図面

Vijf uitknipplaatjes

Ryuusaimangamukashibanashi、nanohananitsuru、okina、sumidagawa

「べにかんおどり　中村芝翫」

「青楼美人六花仙」 「角玉や花紫」

「坂東しうか（五世三津五郎）」

「尾上菊五郎」「菊五郎妻てう」

Hanamurasaki of the Kadotamaya, from the series Six Flowery Immortals of the Pleasure Quarters (Seiro bijin rokkasen)

triptych print

Japan. (to accompany) Atlas Of Global Geography. By Erwin Raisz. Lectures in Cartography, Institut...

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Hamamatsu, from the series "Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido (Tokaido gojusan tsugi)"

Ono no Komachi at Seki Temple (Seki), from the series The Seven Fashionable Aspects of Komachi (Furyu yatsushi nana Komachi)

Douke joururizukushi

Bandō Hikosaburō II as Urabe-no-Suetake and Ichimura Kichigorō I as Courier Chūbei’s Son

「けいせい梅がへ　瀬川菊之丞」

「堺町芝居」「世継寿」「大小の舞　所作事　中山小十郎相勤申候」「寛政元酉秋」

Keiseisenryuuawase、matsubayauchi yoyoyama

「楠ぼうこん　松本幸四郎」「大もり彦七　沢村喜十郎」

「白拍子真菰の前　市村羽左衛門」

「生写四十八鷹」

Okame matsutake no kage o mite mansho no zu (Object); Yoshitoshi ryakuga (Series)

Modern Reproduction of “The Eighth Month" (Chūshū), series Popular Customs and the Poetic Immortals in the Four Seasons

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