Female Elephant from Central India (Tenjiku kudari daijōzō no zu), published by Otakuya Takichi

Female Elephant from Central India (Tenjiku kudari daijōzō no zu), published by Otakuya Takichi

Diptych: Female Elephant from Central India (Tenjiku kudari daijōzō no zu), published by Otakuya Takichi

A Picture of a Newly Imported Great Elephant from Central India (Chū tenjiku hakurai daizō no zu), published by Enshūya Hikobei

Great Elephant Born in Maruka in Central India (Tenjiku Maruka koku no san daizō), published by Kikuichi

Illustration of Elephant from India On Display at Hirokoji in Ryogoku (Tenjiku no zo kotabi Ryogoku Hirokoji ni oite misemono kogyo no zu)

Chū tenjiku Maruka koku shūsshō daizō zu

Famous Elephants Imported from India at Play (Tenjiku torai dayhyoban zo no giyu)

Picture of Large Elephant from India (Tenjiku hakurai dai zo no shashin), An Attraction at Ryogoku in the Eastern Capital (Toto Ryogoku mimono)

The Great Elephant from a Foreign Land (Ikoku watari dai zo no zu)

American (Amerikajin), from the series Pictures of Barbarians from Foreign Lands (Bankoku jimbutsu zu), published by Ebiya Rinnosuke

View of the Interior of the Gankirō Tea House in Yokohama (Yokohama Gankirō no zu), published by Daikokuya Kinnosuke

View of the Interior of the Gankirō Tea House in Yokohama (Yokohama Gankirō no zu), published by Daikokuya Kinnosuke

View of the Interior of the Gankirō Tea House in Yokohama (Yokohama Gankirō no zu), published by Daikokuya Kinnosuke

View of the Amusements of the Foreigners in Yokohama, Bushu (Bushu Yokohama gaikokujin yūkyō no zu), published by Yamadaya Shōjirō

View of the Amusements of the Foreigners in Yokohama, Bushu (Bushu Yokohama gaikokujin yūkyō no zu), published by Yamadaya Shōjirō

View of the Amusements of the Foreigners in Yokohama, Bushu (Bushu Yokohama gaikokujin yūkyō no zu), published by Yamadaya Shōjirō

Beautiful American Woman (Amerika bijo), from the series Views of Famous Places of Yokohama in Bushu (Bushu Yokohama meishō no zu), published by Inshūya Hikobei

French Woman Horseback Riding (Furansu nyōjin), from the series People from the Five Countries (Gok'koku jimbutsu no uchi), published by Tsuchiya Yasubei

A French Woman and Her Daughter in Front of a Mirror, from the series Foreign Merchants' Houses in Yokohama (Yokohama shōka ijin no zu), published by Tsujiokaya Bunsuke

Port of London England (Igirisu Rondon no kaikō), from the series Complete Enumeration of Scenic Places in Foreign Nations (Bankoku meisho zukushi no uchi), published by Yamadaya Shōjirō

Port of London England (Igirisu Rondon no kaikō), from the series Complete Enumeration of Scenic Places in Foreign Nations (Bankoku meisho zukushi no uchi), published by Yamadaya Shōjirō

Port of London England (Igirisu Rondon no kaikō), from the series Complete Enumeration of Scenic Places in Foreign Nations (Bankoku meisho zukushi no uchi), published by Yamadaya Shōjirō

Snow at an Early Morning Market (Asa ichi no yuki) with Chinese Shopping for Vegetables, from the series Eight Views of Yokohama, Bushu (Bushu Yokohama hakkei no uchi), published by Yamadaya Shōjirō

Diptych: Female Elephant from Central India (Tenjiku kudari daijōzō no zu), published by Otakuya Takichi

Schedel en een ribbenkast

「青楼六玉川」

[White and Black Horses]

八代のカッパ祭り

野火

Leaping Chinese Lion (Karajishi)

Arhat

Evening Bell at Shindera Temple (Niidera no Banshō), series Eight Views of Nakasu

Actor Onogawa Orie as a Courtesan Parodying the Bodhisattva Samantabhadra (Fugen Bosatsu) Seated on an Elephant

Water, Chôjun

Sixteen Arhats

triptych print

A chiropractor treating a patient. Taken from a emakimonos, or horizontal scroll, in the Shijo sty...

painting

No.2 (Object); Komachi-biki

Akazawayamaoozumou、matanonogoroukagehisa

The Actor Ichikawa Danjuro V as a Stone Image of Fudo Myoo in the Play Kitekaeru Nishiki no Wakayaka, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the Eleventh Month, 1780

Sanmai-zuzuki (Object); Konrei no zu (Object)

Achille sous sa tente (From "Histoire ancienne")

Fuzoku Azuma no nishiki

Courtesan

Fuji from Edo (Edo no Fuji): Detached page from One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji (Fugaku hyakkei) Vol. 1

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