Folding Screen with the Arrival of a Portuguese Ship

Folding Screen with the Arrival of a Portuguese Ship

Arrival of a Portuguese ship

Arrival of Portuguese Ship

ARRIVAL OF THE PORTUGUESE SHIPS

A Portuguese Trading Ship Arrives in Japan

Folding Screen with Dutch ships

Tsuba with a Folding Screen and Clouds

Folding Screen and Card Tray with Poems

Couple in Front of Folding Screen

Three Women Before a Folding Screen of Flying Cranes

Folding Screen and Tray of New Year's Offerings with Poems

Tsuba with a Pair of Folding Screens

Lovers, a Cat, and a Mouse in front of a Folding Screen

Girl and Monkey Behind a Folding Screen

A Samurai Awaiting the Arrival of a Courtesan

Murakami Saburo, Wrestling with Folding Screen, Gutai Exhibition on the Stage

Woman Writing Letter with Woman Playing Shamisen by a Folding Screen

Welcoming the Arrival of a Courtesan at a House

Arrival of New Zealand, World War 2 troops, from the ship Stathaird, Wellington

The Arrival of the South Savages

Arrival of the "Southern Barbarians"

Arrival of the "Southern Barbarians"

Arrival of the "Southern Barbarians"

The Arrival of the Korean Embassy

The Tale of Genji

南蛮図屏風

Emperor Ming Huang and Yang Guifei

No 12,Mishima (Object); Tokaido Gojusan-tsugi no uchi (Series)

Night Attack of the Soga Brothers (Soga Yo'uchi no Zu)

The empire of Japan divided into seven principal parts and subdivided into six kingdoms with the k...

「雪花月」 「吉野」(花)

painting; screen

hanging scroll; painting

Edo Meisho

Spring and Summer [right of the pair Scenes from the Tale of Genji in the Four Seasons]

Toukyoumeishonouchi、toukyoumeisho

「東海道五十三次之内」 「三嶋」

scene of conquesting cholera

Shokokumeishohyakkeikyouto gionsairei

南蛮図屏風

[東都名所細絵]

Meishoedohyakkeikameidotenjinkeidai

Picking Plum ( Triptych )

The Battle of Yashima [left of a pair of Scenes from The Tale of the Heike]

Fall [right of a pair of Flowers and Insects of Spring and Fall]

Ryogoku no suzumi (Object); Toto meisho (Series)

Precincts of Kameido Tenjin Shrine (Kameido Tenjin keidai), from the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei)"

painting; screen