Pen Box with Persian Woman of Letters
Mubarak Mirza ibn Mahmud
The Moon (constructed), born 1949
Jesseca Ferguson
Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 3
Japanese
Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 2
Japanese
Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 5
Japanese
Story of Tameyo (Tameyo zōshi) in Two Volumes
Japanese
Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 4
Japanese
Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 6
Japanese
Daihannya-haramitta-kyō (Mahaprajnaparamita sutra), No. 267
Japanese
Buddhist Sutra: Myobŏp Yŏnhwa Kyŏng (Chinese, Miaofa Lianhua Jing; Sanskrit, Saddharmapundarika Sutra; English, Lotus Sutra), Chapter 1, Preface, 711 - 791
Traditionally attributed to Kim Saeng
Yakushi Sutra (Yakushi-kyō)
Japanese
Buddhist Sutra: Hwaŏm Kyŏng (Chinese, Huayan Jing; Sanskrit, Avatamsaka Sutra), Chapter 77, with Frontispiece
Korean
Collection of Buddhist Verses for Chanting (Gyozan Taikai Shū)
Gyozan
Album of Figure Studies and Sketches for Woodblock Prints
Japanese
Sutra of the Greater Perfection of Wisdom (Daihannya-kyō) Vol.143
Japanese
Elegant Mitate Designs (Fūryū mitate moyō)
Japanese
Pheasant (Kiji) and Swallows (Tsubame), detached page from the book Myriad Birds: A Kyōka Competition (Momo chidori kyōka awase), d. 1806
Kitagawa Utamaro 喜多川歌麿
A priest pointing at flying geese, detached page from Ehon kyōka yama mata yama, 1760 - 1849
Katsushika Hokusai 葛飾北斎
Copper Pheasant (Yamadori) and White Wagtail (Sekirei), detached page from the book Myriad Birds: A Kyōka Competition (Momo chidori kyōka awase), d. 1806
Kitagawa Utamaro 喜多川歌麿
Set of Eight Scrolls Containing the Text of the Lotus Sutra (Miaofa Lianhua Jing), the First Scroll with Illustrated Frontispiece
Chinese