(Three Women with Bills for Sweets)

Man with Three Women

Box for sweets

[paper-for-sweets]

Bowl for serving sweets

Three Young Women with Pets

Three Women Reaching for Shuttlecock, with poem by Senrintei

Three women with umbrellas, Mount Fuji in background

Camellia with Sweets Box (Yokan)

Snow View with Three Women in Fukagawa

Three Women on a Beach with Stone Lion

Three Women Boating

(Three Women Dancing)

Three Women Walking

Three Women Walking

Three young women with food and musical instruments in the country

Three Women

Three Women Reading and Writing

Three Women Tagging Cranes with Poetry Slips (Tanzaku)

Triptych: Three Women with Musical Instruments (Sankyoku)

Serving Bowl for Sweets with Design of Peonies

Three Women in a Field

Three women making music

(Three Women Arranging Flowers)

Japanese Women With Umbrellas

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Actor Ichikawa Monnosuke AS A SAMURAI WITH DRUM

The Star Festival from the Series Children Playing at the Five Festivals

The Kabuki Actors ōtani Hiroji, Iwai Hanshirō, and Ichikawa Omezō, Modern Reproduction

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō 5th IN BLACK HAT

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The Actor Ichikawa Danzo IV as Kamakura no Gongoro Kagemasa, in the Fifth Scene of the Play Date Nishiki Tsui no Yumitori (A Dandyish Brocade: Opposing Warriors), Performed at the Morita Theater in the Eleventh Month, 1778

The Actor Nakamura Nakazo I as Chinzei Hachiro Tametomo in the Play Hana-zumo Genji Hiiki, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the Eleventh Month, 1775

Chimera

The actors Ichikawa Danjuro V in a shibaraku role, and Iwai Kumezaburo in a female role

First Dance Recital by Young Geisha (Osana geisha odori no hatsukai: Tenaraiko)

FLOWERS, BIRDS, WINDS AND MOON (Kachō fūgetsu)

Fuzoku Azuma no nishiki (Series)

Nana-gatsu (Object); Juni-ji (Series)

Ashino Hotspring (Ashinoyu), series Seven Famous hotspring at Hakone

Actors Ichikawa OMEZO AND ARASHI SANPACHI

Matsubaya Shintaku Misebiraki (Series)

(Two Women, One Walking, One on Horseback)

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Courtisane Komurasaki uit het Tsunotamaya huis

A Parody of Narihira’s Journey to the East

Visiting Atago Shrine