Shinban Kataki-uchi Soroi (right hand sheet of Triad)

Shinban Kataki-uchi Soroi (left hand sheet of Triad)

Shinban Kataki-uchi Soroi (centre sheet of Triad)

Wrestling match (right hand sheet of triad)

Jiraiya Goketsu Tan (right hand sheet of Triad)

Mata Meguri - Kurawa Haru no Irodori (right hand sheet of Triad)

Mitate Hakkei; Night rain at Gion (right hand sheet of Triad)

Wrestling match (left hand sheet of triad)

Naval battle between the Minamoto and Taira Clans (right hand sheet of Triad)

Jiraiya Goketsu Tan (left hand sheet of Triad)

A Scene from "Shiranui-Monogatari" (right sheet of Triad)

Battle scene in a Temple (left hand sheet of Triad)

Edo-machi 2-chome Yudono no Zu (A bath-house in Edo) (right hand sheet of Triad)

The Shogun Hideyoshi in his encampment directing an attack on a fortress (right hand sheet of Triad)

Mitate Hakkei; Night rain at Gion (left hand sheet of Triad)

)nami juni soro (right-hand sheet from a diptych

Battle scene in a Temple (centre sheet of Triad)

The Shogun Hideyoshi in his encampment directing an attack on a fortress (left hand sheet of Triad)

Blue Sheet and Yellow Flowers [right of a pair]

Right sheet of triptych Children at Play: Tennō Festival (Kodomo asobi Tennō matsuri)

Geisha Leaning on Railing, right sheet of triptych Three Beauties in Modern Style (Tōfū sanbijin)

Women Imitating a Daimyo Procession Passing Mount Fuji, second from right sheet of pentaptych

[Hotei, the god of good fortune, one of the seven lucky gods, facing right, standing on a rolling barrel, holding a mallet in his right hand and carrying his large bottomless bag of goods]

Ashida, Station 27 from the series "Sixty-Nine Stations of the Kisokaidō" (Kisokaidō rokujūkyūtsugi no uchi)

Right-Hand Page: The Actors Bando Hikosaburo III as Soga no Goro (right), and Segawa Kikunojo IV as Onna Asahina (left), in the Play Ume-goyomi Akebono Soga; Left-hand Sheet: The Actors Onoe Matsusuke I as Furugori Shinzaemon (left), and Ichikawa Danjuro V and Kagekiyo (right) in the Play Hatsumombi Kuruwa Soga, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the First Month, 1780