Beauties (Edo Period) | Japanese Ukiyo-e Prints | Hara Shobo

Beauties (Edo Period) | Japanese Ukiyo-e Prints | Hara Shobo

Beauties (Edo Period)

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TOYOKUNI III/Kasumigaseki, from <i>Edo meisho hyakunin bijo</i> (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

Kasumigaseki, from Edo meisho hyakunin bijo (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

TOYOKUNI III/Okawa Bridge</i> (Azuma Bridge), from <i>Edo meisho hyakunin bijo</i> (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

Okawa Bridge (Azuma Bridge), from Edo meisho hyakunin bijo (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

TOYOKUNI III/Oji Inari Shrine, from <i>Edo meisho hyakunin bijo</i> (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

Oji Inari Shrine, from Edo meisho hyakunin bijo (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

TOYOKUNI III/Toeizan, Ueno, from <i>Edo meisho hyakunin bijo</i> (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

Toeizan, Ueno, from Edo meisho hyakunin bijo (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

TOYOKUNI III/Imado, from <i>Edo meisho hyakunin bijo</i> (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

Imado, from Edo meisho hyakunin bijo (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

TOYOKUNI III/Asukayama, from <i>Edo meisho hyakunin bijo</i> (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

Asukayama, from Edo meisho hyakunin bijo (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

TOYOKUNI III/Suitengu Shrine, Akabane, from <i>Edo meisho hyakunin bijo</i> (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

Suitengu Shrine, Akabane, from Edo meisho hyakunin bijo (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

TOYOKUNI III/Aoi Hill, from <i>Edo meisho hyakunin bijo</i> (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

Aoi Hill, from Edo meisho hyakunin bijo (One-hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)

TOYOKUNI III/Mitsuuji surrounded by eight beauties, triptych

Mitsuuji surrounded by eight beauties, triptych

TOYOKUNI III/<i>Mitate Genji hana no utage</i> (Parody of the Tale of Genji, Party with cherry blossom), triptych

Mitate Genji hana no utage (Parody of the Tale of Genji, Party with cherry blossom), triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Mitsuuji and beauties releasing birds, a ceremony of <i>Hojo-e</i>, triptych

Mitsuuji and beauties releasing birds, a ceremony of Hojo-e, triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Mitsuuji and beauties in a terraced room overlooking a garden with wisteria, triptych

Mitsuuji and beauties in a terraced room overlooking a garden with wisteria, triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Beauties presenting Mitsuuji a hanging scroll, triptych

Beauties presenting Mitsuuji a hanging scroll, triptych

KUNISADA II/Mitsuuji and a beauty by a stream, titled <i>Omi hakkei no uchi, Ishiyama Shugetsu</i> (Autumn moon at Ishiyama, eight views of Lake Biwa), triptych

Mitsuuji and a beauty by a stream, titled Omi hakkei no uchi, Ishiyama Shugetsu (Autumn moon at Ishiyama, eight views of Lake Biwa), triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Mitsuuji and a beauty with servants strolling in the night, triptych

Mitsuuji and a beauty with servants strolling in the night, triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Three beauties in an interior, two servants preparing for a noble lady to compose a poem, triptych

Three beauties in an interior, two servants preparing for a noble lady to compose a poem, triptych

EISEN/Shimada, from the Fifty-three stations of the Tokaido</i> ('<i>Bijin</i>' Tokaido)

Shimada, from the Fifty-three stations of the Tokaido ('Bijin' Tokaido)

KUNISADA/Standing beauty, titled <i>Toto Nichomachi fu</i> (Nichomachi style at the eastern capital), subtitled <i>Shibai no kokei</i> (View of the theater district), from <i>Ukiyo meijo zue</i> (Pictures of famous and eccentric women)

Standing beauty, titled Toto Nichomachi fu (Nichomachi style at the eastern capital), subtitled Shibai no kokei (View of the theater district), from Ukiyo meijo zue (Pictures of famous and eccentric women)

YOSHITOSHI/Poem by Hitotose, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Poem by Hitotose, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Yasurawade...</i>, poem by Akazome Emon, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Yasurawade..., poem by Akazome Emon, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Shibaimachi no tsuki</i> (Theater district moon), from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Shibaimachi no tsuki (Theater district moon), from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/Poem by Courtesan Takao, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Poem by Courtesan Takao, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

KUNISATO/<i>Toto meisho Akabane no kei</i> (View of Akabane, a famous place of the eastern capital), triptych

Toto meisho Akabane no kei (View of Akabane, a famous place of the eastern capital), triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Beauties on a corridor facing to snow-covered garden, titled <i>Yuki</i> (Snow), from <i>Azuma Genji setsugekka no uchi</i> (Eastern Genji with snow, moon, and flower), triptych

Beauties on a corridor facing to snow-covered garden, titled Yuki (Snow), from Azuma Genji setsugekka no uchi (Eastern Genji with snow, moon, and flower), triptych

TOYOKUNI III / HIROSHIGE/Mitsuuji and beauties on a boat, triptych

TOYOKUNI III / HIROSHIGE

Mitsuuji and beauties on a boat, triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Beauties crossing Oi River, triptych

Beauties crossing Oi River, triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Beauties and a carpenter before the gate of Tomioka Hachiman Shrine, triptych

Beauties and a carpenter before the gate of Tomioka Hachiman Shrine, triptych

TOYOKUNI III/Beauties at clam digging in the third month, triptych

Beauties at clam digging in the third month, triptych

KUNISADA/Beauty looking into a lantern, from <i>Tsuki no kage shinobiau yoru</i> (Secret meetings by moonlight)

Beauty looking into a lantern, from Tsuki no kage shinobiau yoru (Secret meetings by moonlight)

KUNISADA/Standing beauty in yukata, vertical diptych, mounted as a hanging scroll

Standing beauty in yukata, vertical diptych, mounted as a hanging scroll

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