Set of 3 scrolls: Wagtail on a Rock (ptg) and 2 One-line Calligraphies

Single-line calligraphy [right of a set of three scrolls]

Single-line calligraphy [left of a set of three scrolls]

Wagtail on a Rock

A Set of Scrolls

Single-Line Calligraphy [right of a triptych of single-line calligraphies]

Single-Line Calligraphy [left of a triptych of single-line calligraphies]

Plate with two hoo-birds on a rock and floral scrolls

Ezo Shima Kikan, 3 of a set of three scrolls

Wagtail on a Lotus [right of a triptych of Zheng Huangniu, Kingfisher, and Wagtail]

Ezo Shima Kikan, 2 of a set of three scrolls

Octagonal bowl with flowering plants near a rock and floral scrolls

Octagonal bowl with flowering plants near a rock and floral scrolls

Ezo Shima Kikan, 1 of a set of three scrolls

Poet, One of Pair of Scrolls Depicting a Poet and Poetess

Poetess, One of Pair of Scrolls Depicting a Poet and Poetess

One of a set of three trays (with F1914.106 and F1914.107)

Story of the Tamura Family (with calligraphy), one of a set with F75.21 and F75.22

Two mounted fan paintings [center of a set of three scrolls]

One of a set of three trays (with F1914.105a-c and F1914.107)

Tale of the Crane and Tortoise, Pine, and Bamboo (one of a three-volume set with F1989.61 and F1989.63)

Tale of the Crane and Tortoise, Pine, and Bamboo (one of a three-volume set with F1989.61 and F1989.63)

Lacquer Stand And 2 Bottles (1 Set of 3)

Tale of the Crane and Tortoise, Pine, and Bamboo (one of a three-volume set with F1989.62 and F1989.63)

One of a set of three trays (with F1914.105a-c and F1914.106)

Pair of Paintings: Morning Glories (left) and Evening Glories (right)

Origin of the Temple Hasedera (Hase-dera engi emaki) fragment

Pipe case depicting geese amid reeds

Objects excavated presumably in Fukuoka Prefecture

Poems by Sōgi, Famous for Linked Verse (Sōgi tanka makimono)

Kaibouzonshinzu

Monk Nichizō Begins His Tour of the Afterlife, from the Kitano Tenjin engi emaki

Preliminary Study of Vehicles and Palanquins (Shayo zukō) in Three Volumes

Greater Sutra of the Perfection of Wisdom (Daihannya-kyō; also known as Yakushiji-kyō), Vol. 499

Iconographic Drawing (Besson zakki) in 57 vols. selected by Monk Shinkaku

Two Poems on the Subject of the Moon, Man'yōshū, Book 7

Twee bamboestammen

覚（家屋造作大工賃書付）他

一重切竹花入　銘「真鶴」

Printed Lotus Sutra (Hokke-kyō) in 3 volumes, Kasuga Edition

誕生蟇目之次第（小笠原流弓術印可状）

銭札

Sutra of Mayura (Kujaku-myōō-kyō) 3 vols

Hannya-shingyō (also called Sumi-dera Shingyō)

Beneath the Autumn Leaves (Momiji no Ga), Illustration and Calligraphic Excerpt to Chapter 7 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)

Two scroll fragments: Illustration and Calligraphic Section of "Korean Acrobats Performing on Horseback"

両替所札

Kobori Enshū's Travels from Kyoto to Edo (Sanbu ōkan no ki, or Sōho michiyuki), 2nd of 2 Volumes

Courtesan