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

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

Beauties (Meiji Period)

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Miyako no hana (Flower of the capital)

KABURAGI KIYOKATA

Frontispiece of the novel Uzumaki (Spiral), sequel volume

KABURAGI KIYOKATA

Frontispiece of the novel Uzumaki (Spiral), vol. 3

KABURAGI KIYOKATA

Frontispiece of the novel Uzumaki (Spiral), vol. 2

KABURAGI KIYOKATA

Frontispiece of the novel Uzumaki (Spiral), vol. 1

KABURAGI KIYOKATA

Frontispiece of a novel, from Bungei Club magazine, vol. 14-5

KABURAGI KIYOKATA

Frontispiece of a novel, from Bungei Club magazine, vol. 10-9

Chanoyu nichinichi kusa (Scenes of tea ceremony), fifteen sheets and a table of contents, complete, bound as an accordion-type album

Joreishiki no zu (Women's accomplishments), triptych

Couretesan Hagoromo of Kadoebiya, from Meiyo iro no sakiwake (Honorable flowers blooming in two colors)

Courtesan Kodayu of Inamotoro, from Meiyo iro no sakiwake (Honorable flowers blooming in two colors)

Omeshikae (change of clothes), from Chiyoda no o-oku (Inner palace of Edo Castle), triptych

Pictures of hair style

Sokuhatsu bijin kurabe (Comparison of beauties’ hair arrangements), triptych

Ryogoku hanabi no noryo (Fireworks in an evening cool at Ryogoku), triptych

Joreishiki no zu (Women's accomplishments), triptych

Shinayakaso (Looking feminine), from Fuzoku sanjuniso (Thirty-two aspect of customs and manners), first state

Me ga sameso (Looking awaking), from Fuzoku sanjuniso (Thirty-two aspect of customs and manners)

Hotarugari (Catching fireflies), from Chigusa no hana　(Various flowers)

Beauties on a beach, No. 10, from Imayo bijin (Beauties of the day)

Sanjurokkasen (Thirty-six favorites), thirty-six sheets, complete

No. 15, from Shin bijin (True beauties)

No. 17, from Shin bijin (True beauties)

No. 17, from Shin bijin (True beauties)

Kyoho era, from Jidai kagami (Mirror reflecting the age)

Ten'na Era, from Jidai kagami (Mirror reflecting the age)

Keicho Era, from Jidai kagami (Mirror reflecting the age)

Tanoshimiso (Looking excited), from Tosei sanjuniso (Modern thirty-two looking)

Okamisan to iwaretaso (Looking as is if want to be called a master), from Tosei sanjuniso (Modern thirty-two looking)

Yoi ga sameso (Looking sober up), from Tosei sanjuniso (Modern thirty-two looking)

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