Falling Flowers (Hanachirusato), Calligraphic Excerpt from Chapter 11 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari), 1450 - 1526
Reizei Tamehiro
J.G. do Amaral Valente (Brazilian delegate), 1823 - 1896
Mathew B. Brady
Black Birds and Tree Chickens in Pond Amid Lotus and Water Plantain, 1613 - 1685
Kano Yasunobu
Crusaders in Sight of Jerusalem, 1809 - 1868
Hermann Freihold Plüddemann
Attack the Enemy Boldly, with the Bayonet, 1804 - 1860
Denis-Auguste-Marie Raffet
Domestic Troubles Wear Me Down, 1804 - 1860
Denis-Auguste-Marie Raffet
The Wages Do Not Permit Refreshments, 1804 - 1860
Denis-Auguste-Marie Raffet
Standing Male Figure Wearing a Helmet and Carrying a Spear; A Youthful Head in Profile to the Right (The Roman Album), 1748 - 1825
Jacques-Louis David
Standing Heron and Two Small Birds, One Perched and One in Flight; verso: blank, 1686 - 1755
Jean-Baptiste Oudry
Three Birds, Two Hunched Together and One Looking Back to the Left; verso: blank, 1686 - 1755
Jean-Baptiste Oudry
Grödner Dolomiten, Sellagrüppe, Felsturm auf dem Grat des Las Dol Lek, 1859-1943
Vittorio Sella
Untitled (two story house with ivy covered walls, small tree in foreground)
Unidentified Artist
Untitled (drawing of man standing, wearing ethnic costume, labeled "A Barber, Bombay"), 1845-1909
Charles E. Brown
Untitled (native officers, H.M.S. 8th Regiment, B.N.I [Bengal Native Infantry])
Unidentified Artist
Backing paper from the "Tale of Genji" Album (Genji monogatari gajō): Chapter 13, Akashi
Japanese
Backing paper from the "Tale of Genji" Album (Genji monogatari gajō): Chapter 12, Suma
Japanese
Hu You Washing His Hair in a Waterfall; Zhao Fu Moving His Ox Downstream, 1613 - 1685
Kano Yasunobu
The Twilight Beauty (Yūgao), Illustration to Chapter 4 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari), 1539 - 1613
Manner of Tosa Mitsuyoshi
Landscape with a Gentleman Riding a Donkey on a Mountain Path Trailed by an Attendant, 1581 - after 1674
Perhaps by Yi Ching [Yi Jing]
Early Spring Landscape with Figures Walking on a Mountain Path to Visit a Scholar in a Lakeside Pavilion, 1581 - after 1674
Perhaps by Yi Ching [Yi Jing]