Bring Water From the Kamo River, from the series The Classic Nō Dances

THE CLASSIC NO DANCES,"BRING WATER FROM THE KAMO R IVER"

Kantan Dreaming, from the series The Classic Nō Dances

Two Dancers, from the series The Classic Nō Dances

Jo and Uba, from the series The Classic Nō Dances

Ushiwaka and Benkei, from the series The Classic Nō Dances

Kiyomori Being Fanned by a Servant, from the series The Classic Nō Dances

The Spirits of the Plum and Pine, from the series The Classic Nō Dances

Shower Over The Kamo RIver

Evening Along The Kamo River

Tamanoi, from the series Classical Dances

Kochō, from the series Classical Dances

Kishin, from the series Classical Dances

Kamigaki, from the series Classical Dances

Yōrō, from the series Classical Dances

Iwato, from the series Classical Dances

Shōjo, from the series Classical Dances

Tsurukame, from the series Classical Dances

Fireworks Over the Kamo River, from Set of Landscapes of the Four Seasons

Ama, from the series One Hundred Nō Plays

Kanawa, from the series One Hundred Nō Plays

Amatsukaze, from the series Classical Dances

Harimayumi, from the series Classical Dances

Cherry Blossom Viewing on the Kamo River, from Set of Landscapes of the Four Seasons

Kazuraki, from the series One Hundred Nō Plays

Amatsukaze, from the series Classical Dances

Two Theatrical Performers (left sheet of diptych)

Kochō, from the series Classical Dances

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Kamigaki, from the series Classical Dances

「蘇利古」

Shuttlecock

Urashima Taro, from the series Classical Dances

Fukujusō Flowers

Harimayumi, from the series Classical Dances

Tsurukame, from the series Classical Dances

Soriko, from an untitled series of No plays

The Spirits of the Plum and Pine, from the series The Classic Nō Dances

Gorō Masamune, from the series Classical Dances

surimono

The Bugaku Dance Ayakiri

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Picking New Greens

(Old Man Dancing to Celebrate the Birth of his First Grandson)

Red (Aka), from the series The Five Colors (Goshiki no uchi)

「千代田之大奥追ひ羽根」 「千代田の大奥(月見の宴)(三枚続)」

Yōrō, from the series Classical Dances

Resembling a Branch (Eda ni utsusu), from the series The Appearance of Upper-Class Women of the Edo Period (Tokugawa jidai kifujin no sugata) -- Woman with a Doll

Viewing the Snow from the Hillside, from the series Pilgrimages to Yamato