Catfish Envy

Tsuba with Catfish and Eel

Netsuke [man, giant gourd and giant catfish]

Catching a Catfish with a Gourd

Attacking the Catfish, series Earthquake Avoidance Songs

Otsu-e print: Monkey Fishing for a Catfish with a Gourd

Hawk Eating a Catfish

Tsuka with Catfish Menuki

Monkey trying to catch a catfish with a gourd

Monkey trying to catch a catfish with a gourd

Monkey Trying to Catch a Catfish with a Gourd, series Ōtsu-e

The Gourd and the Catfish (Hyōtan Namazu), series Portfolio of Ōtsu-e

The Catfish of Edo and Shinshū (Edo to Shinshū no Namazu), series Earthquake Avoidance Songs

The Catfish of Edo and Shinshū (Edo to Shinshū no Namazu), series Earthquake Avoidance Songs

The Seven Deadly Sins: Envy

The God Ebisu Restrains a Catfish with a Gourd (Namazu-e), series Earthquake Avoidance Songs

Envy

Yoshiwara: Catfish, a Noted Product of Fujinuma (Yoshiwara—Fujinuma meisan namazu), cutout picture from plate 4 in the series Tōkaidō harimaze zue (Cutout Pictures of the Tōkaidō Road)

Catfish

Catfish

Catfish

The Seven Deadly Sins: Envy

Envy [from "The Seven Deadly Sins"]

Catfish and Gourd

Catfish and gourd

Longing Samurai

Mitatejuunikagetsunouchi、hachigatsu、karukaya、ishidoumaru

Lovers Resting by a Tree

「新六歌仙」「康秀」

diptych print

Jishin hyakumanben

Nagasawahayata、ibarakinoyazou、yamabanmatsusaku

Bandoumitsugorou

「浮世又平名画奇特」

Takiguchiutoneri genjinotsuna

Kenjokagami、shizukagozen

「みろくの他人　嵐舎丸」「岡部伊織　浅尾額十郎」「五まひ続」

Evening Glow for Date no Yosaku and Seki no Koman, from the untitled series known as "Eight Views of Tragic Lovers (Michiyuki hakkei)"

Courtier and Lady

「女風俗十寸鏡」

Ekyoudaimitateshichifuku、hotei

Analogs of Beautiful Women of Ancient Japan ( Wakoku Bijin Yakushishu ) : The Court Lady Uma no Naiji

Sakaigawa

A Woman and Two Maids, from the series "A Mirror of Feminine Manners (Onna fuzoku masu kagami)"

Two Yūjo and a Maid Walking on the Street (Geisha), series The Mirror of A Woman’s Life

Horiguchi Man'emon

Jishin hyakumanben

Jurojin, from the series "The Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Adesugata Shichifukujin)"

A modern version of the story of Ushiwakamaru serenading Jōruri-hime