(1828 - 1889)
Picture cards toy of cats in differents activities
Woodblock print
(1828 - 1889)
Couple in front a lacquered vanity unit
Woodblock print
(1833 - 1904)
Chapter 46, Shiigamoto: Minamoto no Sanmi Yorimasa, plate from Modern Parodies of the Genji (Imayô nazorae Genji)
Woodcut in colours
(1833 - 1904)
16 subjects of the Genji (album)
Woodblock print
(1833 - 1904)
Taiwanese natives carrying the big man Kishida Ginkō
Woodblock print
(1833 - 1904)
Collecting silkworm-eggs
Woodblock print
(1833 - 1904)
A Guide to the Good and Bad Urges of the heart (Zen'aku kokoro no annai)
Woodblock print
(1833 - 1904)
The Ariake-rô Restaurant in Imado (Imado Ariake-rô)
Woodblock print
(1833 - 1904)
A Guide to the Good and Bad Urges of the heart (Zen'aku kokoro no annai)
Woodblock print
(Active between 1841 - 1864)
A Nô Performance for the Lord of Kamakura (Kamakura dono on-Nô kôgyô no zu)
Woodblock print
(active c. 1850-70)
[Foreigners in Japan]
plate from Yokohama kenbutsu zue (sights in Yokohama)
Woodcut in colours
(active c. 1850-70)
[Three foreigners in traditional costumes]
Woodcut in colours
(active c. 1850-70)
Nankin [three Chinese in traditional Nanking clothing]
Woodcut in colours
(active c. 1836 - 1887)
French woman on a horse
Woodcut in colours
(active c. 1836 - 1887)
Yui in Suruga Province: Illustration of the Old Poem about Tago Bay (Tago no ura ko uta no zu)
Woodcut in colours
(active c. 1836 - 1887)
English Couple (Igirisujin)
Woodblock print
Yoshitora (active c. 1836 - 1887)
Shigekiyo (active c. 1860 – 1890)
Okitsu in Suruga Province: Panoramic View of Mount Fuji from Satta Pass (Satta tôge Fuji no chôbô)
Woodcut in colours
(1839 - 1892)
No. 729: Saku, a brave and intelligent girl of 13 from Tochigi who was awarded 5 yen by the prefectural office for rescuing a baby from the river
Woodblock print
(1839 - 1892)
[Musiciens de rue, kabuki]
Woodcut in colours
(1839 - 1892)
No. 452: a rich brewer in Kamezaki celebrating the discovery of a woman's G-string found on Mt. Fuji which brought good fortune to his house
Woodblock print
(1839 - 1892)
Soga no Hakoōmaru, plate 4 from Twenty-four Accomplishments in Imperial Japan (Kōkoku nijūshi-kō)
Woodcut in colours
(1839 - 1892)
No. 566: Toshima Tomiyo, the loyal wife who did not leave her husband Tomozô, a farmer, when he contracted leprosy
Woodblock print
(1839 - 1892)
The wife of Sangoro, the owner of a noodle shop in Kawaguchi, scalds her husband's face with boiling water
Woodblock print
(1839 - 1892)
No. 621: the loyal wife Koto recognises her long-lost husband as a rickshaw driver
Woodblock print