Ono no Tofu Watching a Leaping Frog

Ono no Tofu and the Frog

Ono no Tofu and the Frog

Ono no Tōfū Watching a Frog

The poet and calligrapher Ono no Tofu contemplating the perseverance of a frog

Vrouwen haori met Ono no Tofu en kikker

Ono no Tōfū Watching the Frog, issued by the Shōshikai Kōtsuzki

Girl as Ono no Tōfū looking at a frog (Ono no Tōfū)

Ono no Tofu

A Young Woman Watching Frogs (parody of Ono no Tôfû)

Dance Program, with Woman Dressed as the Venerreated Calligrapher Ono no Tōfū Watching the Frog

Ono no Tofu, from the series "A Gathering of the Elders of Poetry (Shoshikai bantsuzuki)"

Carp Leaping Up A Waterfall

Figure of a Leaping Carp

Study of a leaping carp

Landscape with a Person Leaping

Study of a leaping carp

Mitate (Parody) of Ono no Tofu in the Play Geiko Zashiki Kyogen

Ono no Komachi Looking in a Mirror

Kozuka with a Carp Leaping a Waterfall

Ono no Yoshifuru Ason Watching a Burning Ship, from the series A Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

Ono no Yoshifuru Ason Watching a Burning Ship, from the series A Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

Arashi Rikan III as Ono no Tofu (a, right); and Kataoka Ichizō I as Tokko no Daroku (b, left)

The Heian Court Calligrapher Ono no Tōfū (894–966) Observing the Frog, with Poems

Calligraphy of a Poem by Ono no Komachi

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Yellow (Ki), from the series Lord Teika's Poetry Contest (Teika-kyō utaawase)

Shaving a Child's Head

Nakamura Matsue

Målning, Föremålsbild, Fotografi, Photograph

Sparrows and Camellia

Cormorants and Reeds

A poem from the Shin Gosenshū

Oxen and Plum Trees

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Fishing Excursion

「子規」「杜鵑花」

稲に稲光

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Peacock and Peonies (Botan ni Kujaku)

[Bandoo Minosuke]

[Mother and Child]

Ariwara no Narihira passing Mount Fuji on his journey to the East

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Sweeping a Cobweb

Toukyounichinichishinbun 00895sagaminokuni oinuma sotozou ga tokage nado shokusu

Kinryūzan Temple, Asakusa (Asakusa Kinryūzan), series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo

Cuckoo and Azaleas (Hototogisu, satsuki)

Waterfall, cut from a sheet of harimaze prints