KUNIYOSHI | Japanese Ukiyo-e Prints | Hara Shobo

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Okano Gin'emon (Kin'emon) Kanehide, from Seichu gishiden (Stories of the true loyalty of the faithful samurai)

Banzui Chobei finds Hirai Gompach, triptych

Night attack of Soga Brothers, triptych

Battle between Minamoto and Taira Clan, triptych

Portrait of actor Nakamura Utaemon IV and Iwai Kumesaburo III

Mount Fuji seen from Ommayagashi, with a portrait of Endo Musha, from Nanatsu iroha, Toto Fuji zukushi (Alphabets in seven styles, with views of Mount Fuji seen from the eastern capital)

Mount Fuji seen from Asakusa, with a portrait of Yugiri, from Nanatsu iroha, Toto Fuji zukushi (Alphabets in seven styles, with views of Mount Fuji seen from the eastern capital)

Mount Fuji seen from offshore Takanawa, with a portrait of Nogitsunebei, from Nanatsu iroha, Toto Fuji zukushi (Alphabets in seven styles, with views of Mount Fuji seen from the eastern capital)

Hana ikada (Floral raft): Utagawa Kuniyoshi, illustrator, three vols., complete, 1836, original covers and title slips, very slight finger soiling, some pages very slightly stained, covers very slightly soiled

Hanagoyomi (Calendar of flower): Utagawa Kuniyoshi, illustrator, three vols., complete, 1835, original covers and title slips, covers slightly soiled, vol. 1 with some wormholes

No. 2, from Onna imagawa sugata awase (Precepts for women and matching figures)

No. 9, from Sanka shokushi no zu (Pictures of children in a sericulture family)

D?ng Lan, from Morokoshi nijushiko (Twenty-four filial pieties of China)

Memorial portrait of the actor Iwai Hanshiro VI

Genji and beauties observing fire fishing, titled Hi (Fire), from Mitate gogyo (Parody of five elements), triptych

Badgers playing with their scrotum

Badgers playing with their scrotum

Badgers playing with their scrotum

Ota Harunaga (Oda Nobunaga) observing restoration of the Kiyosu Castle, triptych

Ushiwakamaru defeats bandit at Akasaka, triptych

Chapter 47, Agemaki, from Genjigumo ukiyo-e awase (Collections of ukiyo-e and Genji cloud patterns)

Kawachi and Izumi Province, from Edo noshiki imayo kuni zukushi (Collection of provinces and modern brocades of Edo)

Tsuzuki ga mitai (Wish to see the next), Shirauo (Ice fish) of Shima Province, from Sankai medetai zue (Celebrated products of mountain and sea)

Donadaka ittemitai (Desire to go to see how it is), salmon of Ezo Province, from Sankai medetai zue (Celebrated products of mountain and sea)

Hakoomaru, from Daigan joju ariga takishima (Striped kimono and water fall for wishes come true)

Fujisawa, from Tokaido gojusan tsui (the Fifty-three associated figures to the stations of the Tokaido)

Hodogaya, from Tokaido gojusan tsui (the Fifty-three associated figures to the stations of the Tokaido)

Tanuki no uranai (Badger's fortunetelling) and Tanuki no kamban (Badgers' signboard)

Forty-seven loyal retainers crossing Ryogoku Bridge after accomplishing their revenge, triptych

Jewel River at Musashi Province, triptych

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