Diptych; (recto) Two groups of women's figures; (verso) Two designs of warriors

Two studies of a seated nude (recto and verso)

Four designs of warriors

Design of three women's figures

Two studies of a downward crouching nude (recto and verso)

Two Sketches of Chinese Warriors' Faces

One of Two Pairs of Designs for Lacquer Cartouches

One of Two Pairs of Designs for Lacquer Cartouches

Woman with Demon's Hand and Two Agitated Warriors

Design of two figures, a man and a girl

Two bowls of different designs stuck together, waster

Plate with Decoration of Two Samurai Warriors in Battle

Two members of Women's War Service Auxiliary in Egypt, World War II

Two members of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps operating a plotting table

Detached page from a printed book: woman confronted by older man, older woman and two warriors

Zhang Liang and Huan Shigong (Chō Ryō, Kō Sekikō), from A Set of Two on the States of Han and Chu (Kanso niban no uchi), top sheet of vertical diptych

[Chinese man frightened by two toy figures of Japanese soldiers and a turtle hanging by strings]

[Scenes related to the Soga family - two warriors praying in front of a shrine while retainers hold their horses]

[Scenes related to the Soga family - three warriors, one with two swords and two with bow and arrows; retainers holding the reins of horses in the foreground]

Courtesan of the Yotsumeya House with two Kamuro And Attendant, series Models for Fashion: New Designs as Fresh as Young Leaves

The Courtesan Nanaya of the Kadokanaya Brothel with her Two Kamuro, series Models for Fashion: New Designs as Fresh as Young Leaves

The Courtesan Kichijuro of Kage Manjiya with Two Kamuro (from the series Models for Fashions: New Designs as Fresh as Young Leaves)

Photographic reproduction of the Hōryū-ji Kondō murals taken before the 1937 fire; Amida Paradise: Buddha with two bodhisattvas and figures

Photographic reproduction of the Hōryū-ji Kondō murals taken before the 1937 fire; Maitreya Paradise: Buddha with two bodhisattvas and figures

Parody of the Nō Play Hakurakuten (Two Figures Standing in Boats: Chinese Scholar Holding an Ink Orchid Painting and Japanese Girl Holding a Harunobu Bijin Pillar Print Scroll)