Poems of Ancient Times (Rōei utamaki)
Japanese
Copy of Toba Sojo's (1053-1140) "Penis and Fart Competition" (Nankon hohi kurabe), 1602 - 1674
Traditionally attributed to Kano Tan'yū 狩野探幽
Horse and Rider, probably a fragment from a copy of Imperial Guards and their Horses (Zuishin Teiki)
Japanese
Manual of Mudrâs of the Yugi-kyō (Yugi-kyō Inmyō)
Japanese
Illustrated Guide to Kyoto (Kyō-suzume), died 1691
Author: Asai Ryōi
Ferryman (Watashi-mori zu), 1761 - 1828
Sakai Hōitsu 酒井抱一
Illustrated Scroll of Gold and Silver Mining (Kinginzan shikiuchi shikioka kasegikata no zu)
Japanese
Calligraphic Scroll of Poems (Roei kakan)
Japanese
Konoshiro Tomobei maboroshi sōshi (Ghost Story of Konoshiro Tomobei), draft, 1776 - 1822
Shikitei Sanba
Landscape (Sansuizu)
Japanese
Tale of the Rat (Nezumi zōshi)
Japanese
Wind God, 1843 - 1890
Kobayashi Eitaku
Two Views of the Buddhist Deity Harîtî (Japanese: Karitei), 789 - 825
After Monk Chisen
Three Monkeys
Unknown Artist
Various Diseases of Horses and Their Treatments (Ba-isho), in 2 Volumes
Japanese
Sparrows on a Branch of Nandina in Winter, 1778 - 1815
Kano Yūsen
A Pavilion Secluded in a Bamboo Grove, 1808 - 1893
Hŏ Ryŏn 허련 許鍊 (also known as So-ch'i and Ma-hil)
Enjoying the Mountain Scenery, 1808 - 1893
Hŏ Ryŏn 허련 許鍊 (also known as So-ch'i and Ma-hil)
Tea Ceremony, 1896 - 1976
Yamaguchi Gen
Landscape with a Figure Crossing a Bridge to Reach a Village Nestled in a Mountain Valley, 1707 - 1769
Shim Sa-chŏng (also known as Yi-suk ['cha']; Hyŏn-chae ['ho'])