Scenes of Europe: Men Having Tea on a Terrace (No. 269)

Two Men Drinking Tea

Scenes of Europe: [Monorail] (No. 272)

Scenes of Europe: Building (No. 273)

Scenes of Europe: [Woman Selling Flowers] (No. 276)

Scenes of Europe: Indoor Market (No. 274)

Scenes of Europe: Building by a River (1) (No. 265)

Scenes of Europe: Building by a River (2) (No. 266)

Japanese Women at tea

Scenes of Europe: Boat by a River and Bridge (No. 275)

Scenes of Europe: Building by a River and Bridge (No. 268)

Scenes of Europe: Wide Street with Automobiles (No. 267)

Scenes of Europe: Mansion and Sculpture in the Garden (No. 270)

Copy of H. Daumier's "Childrens Round Dance"(1852) and "Man on a White Horse" (1855)

On the celebration of protestant's victory over catholics. A young girl stands infront of graffiti saying "NO POPE."

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 13: －Hey there!... sailors... hey there!... land without fear on our island... the men aren't cannibals and you won't even find a savage woman here..

ON THE TRAIN 1: ---The appearance of that Gentleman hardly gives me confidence. ---The face of that Traveller inspires in me no confidence whatsoever

Akasaka: Yajirō Gives Kitahachi a Beating on the Nawate Road, Mistaking Him for (the Spirit of) a Fox, no. 40 from the series Collection of Illustrations of Famous Places near the Fifty-Three Stations [Along the Tōkaidō]

TRIVIAL THINGS 5: Oh,what the devvvvvil!... lady we'd such a good time they was eighteen on us, they was no men nor women, we was all from the Auvergne what the devvvvvvvvil!!!!!..

TRIVIAL THINGS 5: Oh,what the devvvvvil!... lady we'd such a good time they was eighteen on us, they was no men nor women, we was all from the Auvergne what the devvvvvvvvil!!!!!..

SMALL-SCALE SPECULATORS 3: －And to think that we're forbidden from going in there to do our little bits of business too... those men! no respect at all for the fair sex!..

Ancient History 34: Vulcan's threads. This nasty metal-worker, knowing that his wife / Talked a little too closely with Mars, / Forged pitiless snares / Gripping both of them as they chatted on the lawn (A bachelor D. M. F. P.)

TRIVIAL THINGS 10: You; my friend! how did you know I'm a widower; after twenty years of hard lab...[our]... no to setting up house: you see I'm beginning to recover myself and you're suggesting to me a second marriage...Ragoulot, will you let go of me!

EXCITEMENTS OF THE RAILWAY 1: － Look here... my wife with a gentleman... and we're rushing full steam ahead!... no way of going to surprise them!!..

MONOMANIACS 2: THE EMBROIDERER: An example of the error that nature sometimes commits in labelling the sexes. Thus, in the same way that you see so-called women who sport trousers, a kind of moustache, play the cornet, the double-bass, or who compose humanitarian novels; so you see so-called men who pluck the harp, hem ties, embroider at the frame with their men's hands, and if need be, do a little cooking