Collection: Products

Jusan Butsu. The Thirteen Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, Circa 1500-1600. Late Muromachi Period Silk Painting of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Involved in the Judgments of the Underworld, Beautifully Painted in Heavy Detail, with Heavy Brushwork

Jusan Butsu. The Thirteen Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, Circa 1603-1868. Edo Period Painting of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Involved in the Judgments of the Underworld

Jusan Butsu. The Thirteen Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, Circa 1650-1750. Early to Mid Edo Period Painting of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Involved in the Judgments of the Underworld, Beautifully Painted and Highlighted with Gold Leaf

Jusan Butsu. The Thirteen Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, Circa 1800-1850. Late Edo Period Painting of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Involved in the Judgments of the Underworld, Beautifully Painted and Highlighted with Gold Leaf

Justification des griefs imputés au Roi et a la famille Royale; renfermant le développement des principes d'un gouvernement représentatif, et de l'esprit d'une charte constitutionelle, 1815. 1st Edition

Justini Historiarum ex Trogo Pompeio libri XLIV, 1807

Kacho Oyobi Sansui no zu (Painting Album of Sites with Flowers and Birds), Circa 1870-1900. 24 Pages of Brightly Painted Illustrations of Floral Gatherings, Various Birds, and Landscapes

Kacho-en-do Hon? (Flower and Bird Gardens), Circa 1800-1840. Over 100 Pages of Heavily Detailed Ink Wash Drawings, with Pasted and Tipped in Bonus Examples. Landscapes, Animals, Floral Gatherings and Much More

Kaei Amerika Zakki (American Chronicle from the Kaei Era), and Amerika Raihaku Uraga Kibun (The Coming of the American Ship – the Uraga Chronicle), After 1853. Including Commodore Perry’s Arrival

Kai Tsūshō Kō (The Study of Trade with Barbarians), Circa 1869-1900 A Manuscript Copy on the Study of Chinese and Nanban Trade, with Illustrations and a Map

Kaigai Yowa, 1855. Volumes 1,4-5

Kamakura Jitsu-zu zakki (Ten Maps and Miscellaneous Notes of Kamakura), Circa 1860-1890. An Illustrated Manuscript of the City of Kamakura, with 14 Pages of Beautiful Ink and Pen Landscapes