Fortune-Telling (Hakke)

利用条件: ハーバード美術館利用条件（InC-EDU相当）

時間: 1624年
所在: ハーバード美術館

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Fortune telling

A Treatise on Fortune-Telling (Chō ryōma zenka)

Fortune Teller

A Fortune-Teller at Inari Temple, Kyoto

Japanese fortune teller from "Sketches of Tokyo Life ... Illustrated"

Fortune gathers as the boundless sea

Pottery Figure God Of Fortune (Or Of Saint)

Japanese gods of fortune with female attendants

Seven Gods of Good Fortune on the Treasure Ship

Kozuka with Treasure Ship ("Takara-bune") of the Gods of Good Fortune

Women on a boat at New Year imitating the Seven Gods of Good Fortune

Demon Driving Out Good Fortune (Fuku wa Soto!), series Portfolio of Ōtsu-e (大津絵図帖)

Fukurokuju Uses His Head, from an untitled series of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune

Oiso no Tora telling Soga Brothers where to find Suketsune, from the series "Illustrated Tale of the Soga Brothers (Soga monogatari zue)"

Farewell present of useful white flag, which Russian General's wife thoughtfully gives when he leaves for front, telling him to use it as soon as he sees Japanese army

Yobu hakkei

iom the Graphic. THE FORTUNE OF WAR: DEFEATED BUT NOT DISuRaCED AT SHAi_,O. Half a battalion of Japanese in...

Farewell present of useful white flag, which Russian General's wife thoughtfully gives when he leaves for front, telling him to use it as soon as he sees Japanese army

Eight Views of Lake Biwa (ōmi hakkei)

The Actor Nakamura Nakazo I as Kume no Heinaizaemon Disguised as the Street Fortune-teller Kosaka Jinnai, in the Play Kotobuki Banzei Soga, Performed at the Ichimura Theater in the Fifth Month, 1783

Autumn Moon in the Mirror Stand (Kyōdai shūgetsu), from the series Eight Fashionable Views of the Parlor (Fūryū zashiki hakkei)

Edo nangaku hakkei

Benzaiten, Goddess of Fortune and Music, Appearing to Taira no Kiyomori, with poems by Raikyūtei Kazutaka, Hina no ya Shunshi (or Haruko) and Yayoian Hinamaru

Actor Nakamura Nakazō 1st as Kume no Heinaizaemon disguised as Street Fortune-Teller Kōsaka Jinnai in the play Kotobuke Banzei Soga, performed at the Ichimura Theater from the fifth month of 1783