Legend of Tawara Tōda (Tawara Tōda emaki) in Two Volumes
Japanese
Study of the Illustrations of the Tales of the Heike (Heike monogatari emaki) in Two Volumes, 1758 - 1829
Attributed to Matsudaira Sadanobu
Set of 3 scrolls: Wagtail on a Rock (ptg) and 2 One-line Calligraphies, 1785 - 1840
Tachihara Kyōsho 立原杏所
Set of 12 paintings: Scenes from "Tales of Ise" (Ise monogatari)
Tosa School
Mountain Landscape, River Landscape, 1440?-1529
Traditionally attributed to Shūgetsu Tōkan
Pair of paintings: Two Genre Scenes in Kyoto (Kanpu itteki), 1733 - 1795
Copy After Maruyama Ōkyo 円山応挙
Pair of paintings: Story of Princess Joruri in Twelve Chapters (Jūnidan sōshi emaki)
Japanese
Origin of the Kamo Shrine (Kamo no honji) Vol. 2
Japanese
Connoisseur's Sketchbook by Kano Tan'yū (Tan'yū shukuzu), 1602 - 1674
Kano Tan'yū 狩野探幽
Illustrated Scroll of the Deity of Kifune Shrine, Kyoto (Kifune no honji emaki), Vol. 3
Japanese
Illustrated Story of Sumiyoshi (Sumiyoshi Monogatari) in Three Volumes
Japanese
Landscape with Sailboat, lefthand scroll of a set of three, 1753 - 1808
Kano Yōsen'in
Illustrated Story of Mount Oe (Oeyama monogatari), Vol. 4
Japanese
Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 5
Japanese
Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 4
Japanese
Landscape with Fisherman in Three Scrolls, 1753 - 1808
Kano Yōsen'in
Illustrated Story of Children (Koyasu monogatari) in Two Volumes, 1595 - 1669
Illustrations traditionally attributed to Nonoguchi Ryūho
Illustrated [foreigners at] Dejima and Jūzen-ji (Nagasaki Dejima Jūzen-ji no zu) in Two Volumes
Japanese
Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 3
Japanese
Preliminary Study of Vehicles and Palanquins (Shayo zukō) in Three Volumes, 1758 - 1829
Matsudaira Sadanobu