Thousand-Letter Cursive: Chinese Verses by Yorakuin (Yorakuin sōsho senji-mon), 1667 - 1736
Traditionally attributed to Konoe Yorakuin Iehiro
Hannya-shin-gyō (Prajñâpâramitâ-hrdaya-sūtra) 1 vol.
Japanese
Calligraphic Scroll of Poems (Roei kakan)
Japanese
Poems by Morikuni-Kō (Matsudaira Sadanobu), 1758 - 1829
Matsudaira Sadanobu
Collection of Linked Verses (Fu-nanihito renga), 1578 - 1638
Satomura Genchū
Hannya-shingyō (also called Sumi-dera Shingyō), 774 - 835
Attributed to Kōbō Daishi (Kūkai)
Ichiji-butchō-rinnō-kyō, probably from Ishiyama-dera, Shiga Prefecture
Japanese
Love Poems Written by Courtesans Yachiyo and Kofuji (Yūjo Yachiyo, Kofuji shokan) in 2 Volumes
Japanese
Ichiji-butchō-rinnō-kyō vol. 3, probably from Ishiyama-dera, Shiga Prefecture
Japanese
Secret of Poetry (Waka hiden)
Japanese
Wakan, Collection of Japanese and Chinese Poems (Rōei-shō)
Goshōken Chuan
Poems by Sōgi, Famous for Linked Verse (Sōgi tanka makimono), 1558 - 1637
Attributed to Hon'ami Kōetsu 本阿弥光悦
Sutra of Mayura (Kujaku-myōō-kyō), Volume 1
Japanese
An Essay on Suiōtei in Cursive Writing by Kō Gentai (Kō Gentai sō-sho suiōtei-ki)
Japanese
One Hundred Linked Verses (Renga hyakushu), 1458 - 1517
Nakayama Nobuchika
Red Cliff Ode
Chinese
Pen Box with Inscriptions, Portrait Medallions, Animal Combats, and Flowers; with Ink Holder
Muhammad ibn Mahdi
Attributes and Uses of Chapters of the Qur'an, folio from an album
Persian
Folding Book of Calligraphy and Sketches (Kaisei onna shosokuorai, Vol. 13)
Japanese
Tea Contest
Xu Zhuang 許莊