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Customs, Festival & Religion

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KIYOSADA and TADAKIYO

O-Edo shibai nenchu gyoji (Annual events of theaters of Edo), twenty four sheets and introduction

Ganjoji Temple, Kyoto, Fukakusa no sato, from Tokaido meisho no uchi (Famous places of [the fifty-three stations of] the Tokaido) (the 'procession' Tokaido)

Gion Festival, Kyoto, from Tokaido meisho no uchi (Famous places of [the fifty-three stations of] the Tokaido) (the 'procession' Tokaido)

Toto Ryogoku kawabiraki no zu (View of opening of Sumida River at Ryogoku, the eastern capital), triptych

In the occasion the move of Narita Fudo Shrine

Banmin kifuku (Loyalty of all people), from Azuma fuzoku fuku zukushi (Collection of happiness [fuku], daily life of the east)

Gofuku (fabrics), from Azuma fuzoku fuku zukushi (Collection of happiness [fuku], daily life of the east)

Scenes of sericulture, five sheets, complete

A scene of girls' festival, titled Yayoi (Third month), from Furyu kokon junitsuki no uchi (Elegance of twelve months, triptych in present and past)

Yama mata yama (Mountains of verse): Katsushika Hokusai, illustrator, Oharatei Shujin, ed., Tsutaya Juzaburo, publisher, three vols, complete, 1804, original covers and title slips, good impressions and condition, vol. 2 with a few minor stains, last page of vol. 3 missing and added copy

Isamihada matsuri no nigiwai (Prosperity of the festival and celebrated actors in the role of braveries), triptych

Festivals of twelve months, three sheets, complete

Portrait of actors at Kaminari Gate of Asakusa, triptych

Origin of ”Ox keman”, a treasure of Shaka Nyorai at Saga, Kyoto

Kujira no koyo (Use of whale), triptych

Raising ridgepoles of Edo Castle, triptych

Toto Ryogoku yusuzumi no zu (View of an evening cool at Ryogoku, the eastern capital), triptych

TOYOKUNI III and KUNISADA II

Table of contents of the series Kan'non reigenki (Amazing stories of Kan'non temples)

Kan'non reigenki Saigoku junrei (Amazing stories of Kan'non temples of western region), thirty-three sheets, complete

Ebisu and Daikoku under the ”tree of money”, vertical diptych

Sakata Kintoki chasing demon away

Nikko goshasan (Visiting the shrine at Nikko), from Chiyoda no on'omote (Outer palace of Edo Castle), triptych

Outai zome (First noh chant of the New Year), from Chiyoda no on'omote (Outer palace of Edo Castle), triptych

Beauties in fromt of a fortune tellr, from Junshoku sanjurokkasen (Selection of thirty-six elegant colors)

Firemen's procession, titled Edo no hana kodomo asobi no zu, triptych

Three beauties relaxing in an interior in the New Year time, triptych

Hashira-e (Pillar print) of seven deities on Takarabune (treasure boat)

Hashira-e (Pillar print) of seven deities on Takarabune (treasure boat)

A scene of Mando harai (Ten-thousand prayers), one sheet of a triptych

Seiro Niwaka zensei asobi (Prosperity of Niwaka Festival at pleasure quarters)

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