Mitate Marishiten Dancing on Boar, with poems by Fukaetei Sugamichi and Shōsado (Shunman)

Three Women Admiring Nagaban-Format Surimono, with poems by Shunman and Fukae Sugamichi

Black and Red Carp (Koi), from the Series of Five Produced by Shunman (Goban no uchi Shunman sei), with poems by Shōsōdai and Bunbunsha

Crawfish (Ebi), Lotus Root (Renkon) and Zingiber Root (Udo), with poems by Hinoki Butei Tsukuru and Shunman

Woman with Poetry Slip (Tanzaku), with poems by Reitensha Sodenari, Ryūsuitei Sodezumi and Senrūtei

Woman Strolling to Marishiten Shrine/ Boar (I) -- Shitaya, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunkyosha Takamaru, Bunshukusha Otoyoshi

Courtesan Playing Koto, with poems by Shakuyakutei Uranari and an associate

Courtesan Arranging Flowers, with poems by Ryūsuitei Sodezumi and Senryūtei Karamaru

Oiran and Kamuro Walking Beneath Cherry Blossoms, with poems by Isshōtei, Emaya and Shippōtei

Hotei, Dandelions and White Poetry Slip (Tanzaku), with poems by Ryōhōtei Tsunebumi and Hasendō Tenma

Court Lady Standing by Bamboo Curtain, with poems by Aoyagi Naoyoshi and Rokatei Hanamori

Chinese Boy Feeding Dragon, with poems by Chiurutei and Kansanro

Sailing Cups Downstream with Peach Blossom Reflections, with poems by Kosakutei Toshun, Kogakutei Toin and Kosentei Tojin (various "Peach" poets)

Falcon on Rock Amid Waves and Red Sun with Poems

Woman Washing Clothes and Boy Playing with Kite, with poems by Shōshōsha Kanen, Kagōsha Hidemi and Tōkatei

Shrine Maidens Onami and Ohatsu Dancing on the Yushima Tenjin Shrine Platform

Illustrated Flowers and Birds of the Twelve Months on Fans with Poems (Jūnikagetsu kachō waka), poems written by famous nobles and calligraphers

View of Koshigoe from Shichirigahama, with poems by Rokujuan Fukumaro and Shūchōdō

Actors Ichikawa Danjūrō 4th and Segawa Kikunojō 5th in Dressing Room, with poems by Dondontei and associates

Page from Illustrated Flowers and Birds of the Twelve Months on Fans with Poems (Jūnikagetsu kachō waka), poems written by famous nobles and calligraphers

Page from Illustrated Flowers and Birds of the Twelve Months on Fans with Poems (Jūnikagetsu kachō waka), poems written by famous nobles and calligraphers

Page from Illustrated Flowers and Birds of the Twelve Months on Fans with Poems (Jūnikagetsu kachō waka), poems written by famous nobles and calligraphers

Page from Illustrated Flowers and Birds of the Twelve Months on Fans with Poems (Jūnikagetsu kachō waka), poems written by famous nobles and calligraphers

Page from Illustrated Flowers and Birds of the Twelve Months on Fans with Poems (Jūnikagetsu kachō waka), poems written by famous nobles and calligraphers

Page from Illustrated Flowers and Birds of the Twelve Months on Fans with Poems (Jūnikagetsu kachō waka), poems written by famous nobles and calligraphers

Woman Walking on a Windy Day

Court Lady behind Curtain, with poems by Tamaboko no Michimaro, Arakane no Tsuchimaro and Oya no Atotsugi

Court Lady Viewing the Moon/ from the series Go Kasen, with poems by Gamōtei Fudemochi, Seijōkoku(?) Kagehiro and Senbatei Teodori

Woman and Child

Actor Matsumoto Shichizō as Honzō's Daughter, Koname

THE COURTESAN SENZAN BLACKENING HER TEETH

Actor Bandō Hikosaburō AS GORO TOKIMUNE

Actor Nakamura Matsue as the Spirit of the Mandarin Duck (Oshidori no seirei)

Actor Ichikawa Yaozō as Gorō Tokimune

Träsnitt, Bildkonst, Woodcut, Print, Woodblock

TWO ACTORS AS LOVERS

Man Fitting Arrow to Bow

Shirabyōshi Dancer

Bandō Hikosaburō II as Umbrella Seller, Hanshichi

Arashi Hinaji As the Courtesan Koshizuka And Nakamura Sukegorō As Hanaregoma Chōkichi

RECREATIONAL DANCES OF TEA HOUSE GIRLS, TITLE: "MANZI"

3 FIGURES

Courtesan Fujie of the Nakamajiya (Nakamajiya uchi Fujie), from the series

Two Women and a Boy on the Banks of a River

Actor Ichikawa SHINOSUKE, AGED 6 IN SHIBARAKU

Elegant Versions of Seven Episodes From the Life of the Court Poetes Ono no Komachi

Toosei kusabana zukushi Peony

Noji Tama River (Noji no Tamagawa) from The Six Tama Rivers Represented by Children (Fūryū kodomo roku Tamagawa)

The Elopement