Letter with Printed Images (Imbutsu) of Buddha Amitabha on Reverse, from Gobōjakujō-in, Mount Kōya, Wakayama prefecture, 1186 - 1231
Attributed to Jōgyō
Invocation Sheet (Nembutsu), 1542 - 1616
Traditionally attributed to Tokugawa Ieyasu
Love Poems Written by Courtesans Yachiyo and Kofuji (Yūjo Yachiyo, Kofuji shokan), 1st of 2 Volumes
Japanese
Love Poems Written by Courtesans Yachiyo and Kofuji (Yūjo Yachiyo, Kofuji shokan), 2nd of 2 Volumes
Japanese
Poem in Cursive Script, 1705 - 1777
Yi Kwang-sa (also known as To-po-in; Wŏn-kyo)
Ode to the Orchid, 1820 - 1898
Yi Ha-ŭng (also known as Taewŏn’gun)
Tang Poem in Clerical Script (Li-shu), 1692 - 1758
Wang Youdun 汪由敦
Sutra of Mayura (Kujaku-myōō-kyō) 3 vols.
Japanese
Sutra of Mayura (Kujaku-myōō-kyō), Volume 3
Japanese
Sutra of Mayura (Kujaku-myōō-kyō), Volume 2
Japanese
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Bronze Script (Korean, 'Kŭm-mun'; Chinese, 'Jinwen'), 1864 - 1953
O Se-ch'ang (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Wi-ch'ang)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Bronze Script (Korean, 'Kŭm-mun'; Chinese, 'Jinwen'), 1864 - 1953
O Se-ch'ang (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Wi-ch'ang)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1852 - 1939
Yun Yong-ku (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Sŏk-ch'on)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1852 - 1939
Yun Yong-ku (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Sŏk-ch'on)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1835 - 1919
Kim Sŏng-kŭn (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Hae-sa)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1835 - 1919
Kim Sŏng-kŭn (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Hae-sa)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Clerical Script (Korean, 'Ye-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Lishu'), 1814 - 1877
Sŏ Sŭng-po (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Kyu-jŏng)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Clerical Script (Korean, 'Ye-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Lishu'), 1814 - 1877
Sŏ Sŭng-po (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Kyu-jŏng)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1769 - 1845
Sin Wi (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Cha-ha)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1769 - 1845
Sin Wi (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Cha-ha)