Geisha Tora II of Nakamoriken as Wakanatsumi (Gatherer of Spring Herbs)

Gathering the Seven Herbs of Spring

Geisha of Nakamoriken as Hashitame (a Maid)

Sawamura Kunitarō II as Kikuno, a Geisha

Segawa Yūjirō II as Geisha Ochika and Iwai Umezō I as Geisha Oteru

Spirit of Spring - II (Haru no Sei II)

Geisha Iku of Kitamoriken as a Palace Attendant, Yorukanjo

Geisha Kiju of Kyōki as Yūgao

Geisha Kinuha of Kyōki as Hagoromo

Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Seven Herbs of Early Spring (Nanagusa)

Geisha Maki of Zenigen as Sekidera Komachi

Geisha Manjudayū of the Naka-Ōgiya as Kanzan

Geisha as the Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Shichifukujin)

Geisha as the Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Shichifukujin)

Geisha as the Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Shichifukujin)

Geisha Komine of Daisei as Hayashi, a Samisen Player

Geisha Yana of Daisei as Ama no Ukihashi

The Geisha Emu of Matsuya as a Cormorant Fisher

a) Geisha Kiju of the Kyōya as Yūgao (Representing Flowers); b) Geisha Emika of the Kyōkiya as Shizuka at Yoshino (Representing Snow); c) Geisha Emi of Kyōki as Shizuka as Shizuka at Yoshino (Representing Snow)

Geisha Koginu of Daisei as Suehiro, a Fan Seller

Geisha Emu of Matsuya as a Cormorant Fisherman (ukai)

Geisha Konabe of Itamigoma as Kesōbumi (Bearer of Love Letters)

Geisha Take of the Matsutsuruga as the Bodhisattva Fugen

Geisha Miyo of the Izutsuya as Hachitataki, a Buddhist Devotee

Scene from the "Spring Shoots II" Chapter of The Tale of Genji

Geisha of Nakamoriken as Hashitame (a Maid)

Woman Adjusting Her Hair

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沢村田之助

Yosooi of the Matsubaya in Kado-cho, (kaburo) Omeki and Nioi (Kado-chō Matsubaya Yosooi, Omeki, Nioi)

Prostitute Zetō of Ebiya House

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Ueno - Sentaku (Object); Ukiyo meijo zue (Series)

「与右衛門　松本幸四郎」

A Frenchwoman Admiring Goldfish at the Trade Building in Yokohama (Yokohama shōkan ni Furansujin kingyo o gansuru no zu)

「雛形若菜の初模様」 「大かなや内　住の戸」

大工六三

「局岩藤　市川白猿」

A Frenchwoman Admiring Goldfish at a Trade Building in Yokohama

「大いそのとら　瀬川路考」

The actor Sawamura Tozo I as Dogen no Okichi in the play "Yoshiwara Niwaka no Banzuke," performed at the Ichimura Theater in the ninth month, 1804

玉屋内まき絹

Künstler mit Probeabzug (Teil eines Diptychons oder Triptychons)

青楼十二時 戌の刻

「［中村梅玉の大星由良之助］」

Modern Reproduction of "Ichikawa Danjūrō V"

子宝譬の節 はしる馬にむち

Seated Courtesan Feeding Fire in Brazier (Utena of the Shin-Kanaya)

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