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YOSHITOMI/French and British, from <i>Gaikokujin no zu</i> (Pictures of foreigners)

French and British, from Gaikokujin no zu (Pictures of foreigners)

ELIZABETH KEITH/Night scene, Peking

ELIZABETH KEITH

Night scene, Peking

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Gyokuto</i> (Jade rabbit), Sun Wukong, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Gyokuto (Jade rabbit), Sun Wukong, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Sekiheki no tsuki</i> (Moon at the red wall), from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Sekiheki no tsuki (Moon at the red wall), from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/Poem by Abe no Nakamaro, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Poem by Abe no Nakamaro, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/In the moonlight under the trees a beautiful woman comes, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

In the moonlight under the trees a beautiful woman comes, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Dokusho no tsuki, Shiraku</i> (Reading by the moon, Zi Luo), from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Dokusho no tsuki, Shiraku (Reading by the moon, Zi Luo), from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

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

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

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Waisui no tsuki, Goshisho</i> (Huai River moon, Wu Zixu), from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Waisui no tsuki, Goshisho (Huai River moon, Wu Zixu), from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Keimeizan no tsuki</i> (Mount Ji Ming moon), Zi Fang, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Keimeizan no tsuki (Mount Ji Ming moon), Zi Fang, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Tsuki no katsura, Gogoh</i> (Cassia-tree moon, Wu Gang), from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Tsuki no katsura, Gogoh (Cassia-tree moon, Wu Gang), from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/Moonlit night at Shikason, Kumonryu, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Moonlit night at Shikason, Kumonryu, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Nampeizan shogetsu, Soso</i> (Rising moon over Mount Nanping, Cao Cao), from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Nampeizan shogetsu, Soso (Rising moon over Mount Nanping, Cao Cao), from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Joga hongetsu tsuki</i> (Chang E flees to the moon), from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Joga hongetsu tsuki (Chang E flees to the moon), from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

KUNIYOSHI/Ruan Xiaowu and He Tao fighting underwater, titled <i>Tosei iki ningyo</i> (Modern living dolls)

Ruan Xiaowu and He Tao fighting underwater, titled Tosei iki ningyo (Modern living dolls)

KUNIYOSHI/Sekihakki Ryuto (Liu Tang), from <i>Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori</i> (One-hundred and eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

Sekihakki Ryuto (Liu Tang), from Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori (One-hundred and eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

KUNIYOSHI/Kokusenpu Riki (Li Kui), from <i>Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori</i> (One-hundred and eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

Kokusenpu Riki (Li Kui), from Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori (One-hundred and eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

KUNIYOSHI/Ryuchitaisai Genshoji (The Lord who Stands his Ground Ruan Xiaoer), from <i>Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori</i> (One hundred and eight heroes of popularized Suikoden)

Ryuchitaisai Genshoji (The Lord who Stands his Ground Ruan Xiaoer), from Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori (One hundred and eight heroes of popularized Suikoden)

KUNIYOSHI/Soshiko Raio (Lei Heng), from <i>Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori</i> (One hundred-eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

Soshiko Raio (Lei Heng), from Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori (One hundred-eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

KUNIYOSHI/Sotoki Sosei (Cao Zheng), from <i>Tsuzoku suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori</i> (One-hundred and eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

Sotoki Sosei (Cao Zheng), from Tsuzoku suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori (One-hundred and eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

KUNIYOSHI/Maun Kinshi Oho (Ou Peng), from <i>Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori</i> (One hundred-eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

Maun Kinshi Oho (Ou Peng), from Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori (One hundred-eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

KUNIYOSHI/Sobikatsu Kaiho and Dokukakuryu Sujin, from <i>Tsuzoku suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori</i> (One-hundred and eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

Sobikatsu Kaiho and Dokukakuryu Sujin, from Tsuzoku suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori (One-hundred and eight heroes of the popularized Suikoden)

SHIGEHARU/Wang Pou, from <i>Nijushiko no uchi</i> (Twenty-four filial pieties)

Wang Pou, from Nijushiko no uchi (Twenty-four filial pieties)

KUNIYOSHI/D?ng Lan, from <i>Morokoshi nijushiko</i> (Twenty-four filial pieties of China)

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

KAIKI/<i>Koromu zuei</i>: after Kaiki, <i>illustrator</i>, 4 vols., complete, published by Fuzoku emaki zuga kankokai, reproduction, 1916

Koromu zuei: after Kaiki, illustrator, 4 vols., complete, published by Fuzoku emaki zuga kankokai, reproduction, 1916

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