Actors as Modern Versions of the Five Women (Tōsei gonin onna)

Actors as Modern Versions of the Five Women (Tōsei gonin onna)

Actors as Modern Versions of the Five Women (Tōsei gonin onna)

Actors as Modern Versions of the Five Women (Tōsei gonin onna)

Actors as Modern Versions of the Five Women (Tōsei gonin onna)

Five Women Who Loved Love (Koshoku gonin onna), Vol. 5

Comparing Modern Women (Tōsei bijin awase)

Five Women Who Loved Love (Koshoku gonin onna), Vol. 4

Five Women Who Loved Love (Koshoku gonin onna), Vol. 1

Five Women Who Loved Love (Koshoku gonin onna), Vol. 2

Five Women Who Loved Love (Koshoku gonin onna), Vol. 3

Five Women Who Loved Love (Koshoku gonin onna), in 5 Volumes

Posthumous images of Five Popular Actors (Haiyū Gonin Hotoke)

Pentaptych: Series of Five Actors

Actor Bandō Mitsugōrō (2nd of Series of Five Actors)

Modern Reproduction of "Young Women on the Veranda of a Teahouse"

Actor Segawa Kikunojō (5th of Series of Five Actors)

[Five portraits of Japanese women]

[Five portraits of Japanese women]

[Five portraits of Japanese women]

Actor Ichikawa Komazō (1st of Series of Five Actors)

Actor Iwai Kiyotarō (4th of Series of Five Actors)

The Immortal Kume as a Roof Thatcher, no. 5, from a series of Humorous Modern Versions of Traditional Subjects

Six Women (Modern Reproduction)

Six Women (Modern Reproduction)

triptych print

Actors as Modern Versions of the Five Women (Tōsei gonin onna)

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上尾; 木曾街道六十九次之内 (Series)

Bijin Awase (Series)

「糸や娘お糸　岩井半四郎」

「雪月花」 「武蔵」「隅田川月」「班女の前」

「五衣色染分」 「黒」

Geiko (Modern Reproduction) (Tōsei bijin sanyū)

「東京一二伊達競」「坂東彦三郎」

「栗川内膳」「氏部伝内」

Ičikawa Ebizó V. jako Kobajagawa Takakage

Nogaku zue (Series)

Modern Reproduction of "Visiting Komachi" (Kayoi Komachi), series Portraits of the Seven Komachi in Fashionable Disguise (風流七小町略姿絵)

「向うきず与三」

Diptych: Kabuki Actors

「西川小いね」

(no label) 0791_C017Nr010a

「お関　岩井半四郎」

「新中納言知盛　関三十郎」 「武蔵坊弁慶　坂田半五郎」

träsnitt, woodblock print, ukiyo-e

「遊女屋女房　沢村田之助」

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō 8th Making Debut Performance of Shibaraku, with poems by Sanjō (father Ichikawa Danjurō 7th) and Bunbunsha

「当世見立　七小町」 「かよひ」