Willow and Warbler (Yanagi to uguisu) with poem inscribed by Kagawa Kageki (1768-1843), 1747 - 1797
Genki 源琦
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
Annual Events in the Form of a Poetry Contest (Nenjū gyōji uta-awase) Vol. 1
Japanese
Illustrated Story of Sumiyoshi (Sumiyoshi Monogatari) Vol. 1
Japanese
Illustrated Scroll of the Deity of Kifune Shrine, Kyoto (Kifune no honji emaki), Vol. 1
Japanese
Illustrated Events of the Twelve Months (Nenjū gyōji emaki), Vol. 1
Japanese
Illustrated Book on Famous Places in Kyoto (Kyō meisho zuchō)
Japanese
Horse and Rider, probably a fragment from a copy of Imperial Guards and their Horses (Zuishin Teiki)
Japanese
Ferryman (Watashi-mori zu), 1761 - 1828
Sakai Hōitsu 酒井抱一
Plum Blossom, died 1759
Monk Banjin
Illustration of Birds (Shokin gafu) by Maeda Toshiyuki
Japanese
Illustrated Comic Poems by Bokuyō (Bokuyō Kyōka emaki) Vol. 1
Japanese
Illustrated Scroll of Foreign Birds (Karatori emaki)
Japanese
Scenes of Suma, The Tale of Genji, 1738 - 1806
Tosa Mitsusada
Illustrated Scroll of Gold and Silver Mining (Kinginzan shikiuchi shikioka kasegikata no zu)
Japanese
Tales of Ise (Ise monogatari) Scroll Composed of Fragments
Japanese
Fragment of a handscroll, probably a portion of the "Tale of a Clam" (Hamaguri-zōshi) or the "Tale of Sumiyoshi" (Sumiyoshi monogatari)?
Japanese
Story of Tameyo (Tameyo zōshi), Vol. 1
Japanese
Origin of the Temple Hasedera (Hase-dera engi emaki) fragment
Japanese
Illustrated "Tales of Ise" (Ise monogatari): The Broken Wall (Episode 5); Flight Along the Akuta River (Episode 6) Returning Waves (Episode 7)
Japanese