TEN OCCUPATIONS, "BANSHO" (CARPENTER FOREMAN)

The occupations (Series)

The occupations (Series)

The occupations (Series)

The occupations (Series)

The occupations (Series)

The occupations (Series)

The occupations (Series)

The occupations (Series)

Indoor occupations

Workers at various occupations

Pastimes and occupations of the twelve months

Pastimes and occupations of the twelve months

Lake Steamboat, The Bansho-Maru

Ueno no bansho; Toto hakkei

Chomei-ji bansho (Object); Sumidagawa hakkei (Series)

Omi hakkei; Mii no bansho

Mii bansho (Object); Omi hakkei (Series)

Mii bansho (Object); Omi hakkei (Series)

Daibutsu no bansho

Ukiyo Genji hakkei : Suzumushi no bansho

Shomyo no bansho (Object); Kanazawa hakkei (Series)

Mii no bansho (Object); Omi hakkei (Series)

Asakusa no bansho (Object); Nakazu hakkei (Series)

Western Style Musicians (Yōgaku-shi), series Occupations in Shōwa Era

Courtesan Yaegiku of the Matsubaya (Matsubaya uchi Yaegiku)

The courtesan Hinatsura of the Choji-ya with a puppet

Narcissus (Suisen), from the series Comparison of Excellent Haiku Poems on Flowers of the Four Seasons (Shūku awaseshiki no hana)

ACTORS IN DIFFERENT ROLES: SEGAWA KIKUJIRO

De bewaker

Actors Ichikawa Danjūrō 4th and Segawa Kikunojō 5th in Dressing Room, with poems by Dondontei and associates

Kabuki Actor Looking Up

Wu Daozi Painting Zhong Kui (the Demon Queller) in Red Ink/ Wu Daozi (Go), from the series Four Companions of Writing Chamber (Bunbō shiyū), with poems by Kurokao(?) Ryūjuen Chiyonari (from Mino), Funazono Suiki(?), Ryūjuen Tōki, and Ryū no ya (from Biyō)

The actor Onoe Kikugoro appearing in the role of Tomaze in the Chushingura

Bird passing the moon

縁日で

「立場の太平次　市川団十郎」

Japan

Drawing

Crane, waves, and rising sun

OSAKA SHINMACHI HIGASHI NO OOGIYA YAYEMURASAKI TAYU

Sekidera Komachi, from the series Fashionable Beauties as the Seven Komachi (Fūryū bijin nana Komachi)

漁師の娘

漁師の娘

Ichikawadanjuurou kyounennijuunisai

婦人坐像

L'e(')pe(')e de Damocle(')s (From ""Histoire ancienne")

Onkō Breaks the Pot and Saves the Child

The Jewel River of Plovers (Chidori no Tamagawa), from the series "Six Jewel Rivers in Popular Customs (Fuzoku Mu Tamagawa)"