The Prostitute Sōgiku of the Matsukaneya House

Prostitute Hanaōgi of the Ōgiya House

The Prostitute Hanaōgi of the Ōgiya House

The Prostitute Hanaōgi of the Ōgiya House

Imamurasaki, a Prostitute of the Kinpei Daikoki House

The Prostitute Hinazuru of the Chōjiya House

Prostitute Zetō of Ebiya House

The Prostitute Komurasaki of the Miuraya House, Shirai Gonpachi, and the Viperous Jihei

The Sugataebi House: Prostitute Nanahito, kamuro Tsuruji and Kameji

Three Prostitutes of the Tsuataya House

Courtesans of the Matsukaneya Brothel in the Yoshiwara Accompanied by their Shinzō and Kamuro

Courtesans of the Matsukaneya Brothel in the Yoshiwara Accompanied by their Shinzō and Kamuro

Courtesans of the Matsukaneya Brothel in the Yoshiwara Accompanied by their Shinzō and Kamuro

Prostitute of Osaka, Left Sheet

The Courtesan Makanoya of the Matsukaneya Brothel Accompanied by Two Kamuro and an Unidentified Shinzo

Actor Segawa Kikunojō as the Prostitute Katsuragi

Utaura of the Kadotamaya Brothel House

Prostitute as Mitate of Fugen

Matsukaze of the Ōgiya house

Appearing Delicious, Behavior of a Prostitute of the Kaei Era

Appearing in Pain, Behavior of a Prostitute of the Kansei Era

The Prostitutes Hanaōgi and Takigawa of the Ōgiya House

Prostitute Konosumi

Prostitute and her attendant walking in front of the Iseya shop

Agemaki of the Matsuganeya house

A young nobleman perched on the back of a servant hangs a tanzaku in a blossoming tree

Young Man and Woman with Letter

[初世佐野川市松の桜狩]

(Scene from the Play "Yoshitsune senbon zakura")

「松葉屋内市川　喜瀬川」

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Courtesan Blowing Smoke Rings

Mitate (parody) of the Kume Sennin

Prostitute Cooling under a Willow Tree

[松本幸四郎の不破伴左衛門]

Prostitute as the Daoist Immortal Kinkō riding on a carp

The Prostitute Hinazuru of the Chōjiya House

Shioginu of the Tsutaya

Cherry Blossoms at Ueno

A woman watches a huge carp ascending a waterfall

「玉屋内　しつか」「あかし」

Teahouse Waitress and Guest (Chaya no Musume to Wakashū)

「山中平九郎」

Woman Smoking a Pipe

Lovers Komurasaki and Gonpachi

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Jewel River of Noji, a Famous Place in Ōmi, Poet Toshiyori