Three Types of Women Linked to Musical Instruments ( Triptych )

Three Types of Women Linked to Musical Instruments ( Triptych )

Three Women Playing Musical Instruments

Triptych: Three Women with Musical Instruments (Sankyoku)

Ukiyobijin mitate sankyoku

Ukiyobijin mitate sankyoku

「浮世美人見立三曲　左」

「浮世美人見立三曲　右」

「浮世美人見立三曲　中」

A Trio of Women Musicians

Ukiyobijin mitate sankyoku

Three Women with Sails and Cherry Blossoms, left sheet of triptych

Three Women with Sails and Cherry Blossoms, central sheet of triptych

Three Women with Sails and Cherry Blossoms, right sheet of triptych

Three Women: Geisha

“The Courtesan Chōzan of the Chōjiya and Kao” from the Series Beautiful Women Likened to Flowers

Three Compositions of Women Beneath Willows

Three Women: Farmer's Wife

Three Women: Court Woman

Three Women ( Painting on Silk )

Three Women ( Painting on Silk )

Ten Physiognomic Types of Women: Coquettish Type

Ten Physiognomic Types of Women: Coquettish Type

Three Beauties, central sheet of a triptych

Three Beauties, right sheet of a triptych

Three Types of Women Linked to Musical Instruments ( Triptych )

Myou densu juuroku rikan

「香ヲ運閨空焚」

「伎踊初狂宴之図」

「本朝水滸伝豪傑八百人一個」 「里見八犬子之内　犬坂毛野胤智」「つな平」

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[Genji] Tokonatsu: Twenty-six

A Young Lady and Her Maids Being Transported across the River in Spring ( Triptych )

The Actors Ichimura Uzaemon Ⅸ ( Right ) , Segawa Kikunojo Ⅱ( Centor ) and Ichikawa Yaozo Ⅱ( Left )( Triptych )

「横曽根平太郎」

Niomiya (Object); Genji kumo ukiyoe awase (Series)

diptych print

Evening party at Shinagawa

「其姿紫の写絵」 「五」

Nakamura Shikan/Kataoka Gadoo/Suketakaya Takasuke/Arashi Rikan

「娘朝がを　岩井粂三郎」「熊坂太郎長範　市川団十郎」 「御曹子牛若丸　岩井紫若」

「風俗東之錦」

An outing at Hagidera, from the series "A Brocade of Eastern Manners (Fuzoku Azuma no nishiki)"

Arashi Rikan II in a Mitate Role, Wankyū (left panel); Nakamura Matsue III in a Mitate Role, Matsuyama (right panel)

Ferry Boat across the Sumida River ( Triptych )

Henjō - Originally from the series The Six Poetry Immortals

Saitoo Gokunitake/Yuya Gozen/Ebizako no Juu

A Blind Priest Plays the Lute before Uesugi Kenshin (Danjō daihitsu uesugi kenshin)

Genjikumoukiyoeawase