Persimmons and Japanese White-eye

Japanese white-eye and persimmons

Japanese white-eye and persimmons

Japanese white-eye and weeping cherry

Japanese White-Eye and Maple

Gourds and Japanese White-eye (above); Peonies and Finch (below)

Japanese White-Eye and Thea Sasanque

Japanese white-eye on flowering branch

Withered Cherry and Japanese White-eye, from Seitei's Picture Album of Birds and Flowers Vol. 2

Girl and Persimmons

Kozuka with Monkeys and Persimmons

Persimmons

Persimmons

Japanese White-eyes and Chrysanthemums

Foraging Warbling White-eye

Foraging Warbling White-eye

White Camellia and Japanese Canary

Warbling White-eye perched on a tree and movement

Netsuke Depicting Two Persimmons and a Snail

Picking Persimmons

White-eye on Flowering Plum

White-eye on a Branch

White-eye bird and jade-woman camellia (Mejirōcho, gyokume tsubaki)

Drying Persimmons

Japanese White-eyes on a Maple Branch

Japanese white-eye and persimmons

Contemporary Genre Scenes in Edo ( Tosei Azuma Fuzoku ) : Chrysanthemum Month ( Nine Month )

Woman Walking on a Windy Day

Man Fitting Arrow to Bow

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

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

Contemporary Genre Scenes in Edo ( Tosei Azuma Fuzoku ) : Chrysanthemum Month ( Nine Month )

Mozu、ruri、yukinoshita、hebiichigo

Bull-headed Shrike and Bluebird with Saxifrage and Wild Strawberry (Mozu, ruri, yukinoshita, hebi-ichigo), from an untitled series of flowers and birds

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Crane and Platycodon and Yellow Flowers (Descriptive Title)

Shōjo, from the series Classical Dances

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō Stepping on the Devil

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

Juni-gatsu Shikishi Waka (Series)

Bandō Hikosaburō II as Umbrella Seller, Hanshichi

Japanese white-eye and persimmons

「五節花会せ」 「丁子や内　唐琴」

Actors Ichikawa OMEZO AND ICHIKAWA ARAGORO

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

Camellia and Willow Branch

Poet Kakinomoto no Hitomaro Preparing to Inscribe Poem Card (Shikishi): Japanese Court Poetry (Waka), from the series Four Styles of Poetry for the Master Character 'No' (Nonoji-ō shiika renpai)

Upper print: Two Sparrows on a Magnolia; Lower print: Thrush on a Rose, series Bird and Flower

The Fifty-Three Post-Stations along the Tokaido Highway : Yoshiwara