Frontal view of a fireman holding the standard for district seven, from the series Firemen's Standards of al...

Fireman seen from the back, holding the standard for district two, from the series Firemen's Standards of al...

A fireman seen from the back holding the standard for district eight, from the series Firemen's Standards of...

A fireman holding a standard for district three, from the series Firemen's Standards of all Great Districts

A seated fireman holding the standard for district five, from the series Firemen's Standards of all Great Di...

A fireman holding a standard for district one over his shoulder, from the series Firemen's Standards of all ...

A fireman, looking left, holding the standard for district six, from the series Firemen's Standards of all G...

A fireman, looking to the left, holding the standard for district ten, from the series Firemen's Standards o...

A fireman carrying the standard for district nine, from the series Firemen's Standards of all Great Districts

A fireman throwing water over the clothes of a fireman with the standard for district four, from the series ...

[Two firemen holding the standards of their companies]

View of the Daimon Bridge that Leads to the Miyozaki District in Yokohama

Preparing the Seven Herbs for the Seventh Day of the New Year"

A Woman Holding a Letter Box, from the series "A Set of Seven for the Katsushika Club"

View of the Pleasure Quarters with Cherry Blossoms in Full Bloom in the Miyozaki District of the New Port of Yokohama near Kanagawa

[A monk reclining, holding a large conical hat in front of him, with view of Mount Fuji in the background]

Praying for Rain, Modern Reproduction (Amagoi), series Fashionable Versions of the Seven Komachi

Praying for Rain, Modern Reproduction (Amagoi), series Fashionable Versions of the Seven Komachi

Woman Holding the Under the Cherry Blossoms (Hana no en) Volume of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)/ Books (Bunsho), from the series Seven Designs for the Katsushika Circle (Katsushika shichiban tsuzuki), with poems by Rokuzōtei Hōba and Bungaen Tomom

[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]