Collection: Products

Aesopi Phrygis Fabulae. iconibus veras animalium species ad vivum adumbrantibus ornatae. Gabriae Graeci Fabellae XXXXIIII. Batrachomyomachia. Omnia cum Latina versione. Rufi Festi Avieni fabulae carmine conscriptae, 1585

Aesopus bey der Lust, oder dessen auserlesenste mit Kupfern, Moralien und Versen gezierte Fabeln sammt beygefügten Mährchen; Or; Esope En Belle Humeur Ou L'Eliter De Ses Fables, 1775. Bilingual French-German Edition

Akifuyu no Hana no e (Autumn and Winter Flower Paintings), Circa 1840-1856. An Emakimono Handscroll of Forty-Five Beautiful Floral Paintings, Almost Eight Meters. Contemporary Copy of a Work by Tani Buncho’s Prominent Student

Ako Gishi Shokan Oishi Chakara-Gai Tanaka (Letters from the Ako Gishi including Oishi Chikara and Others), Circa 1670-1703. An Extraordinary Collection of Twenty-One Letters Written by Members of the 47 Ronin, with Several Kao

Alle de werken van Flavius Josephus, 1732

Almanach de Peinture, année V, contenant XII portraits des peintres de la galerie royale de Florence avec leurs éloges, le groupe appelé la Lutte avec son explication et plusieurs autres choses concernant les beaux arts, 1796

Amerika Raikan (Letter to America), Circa 1853. A Rare and Contemporary Japanese Manuscript Translation of President Filmore’s Letter to the Japanese Emperor on Opening Trade relations

Amerika-sō Aishū Uraga Tsu Torai Emaki Ken-ichi and Makuni (Picture Scroll of the Arrival of the Uragazu Migrants from the Sagami Province of America Volumes 1 and 2), Circa 1853. Two Rare Black Ship Scrolls of the Perry Expedition

Amida Nyorai Zazō (The Seated Amida Buddha), Circa 1050-1250. An Extremely Rare Heian to Kamakura Period Painting of the Buddha, Beautifully Illuminated

Amida Nyorai, Manifesting as Dharmakaya, Circa 1336-1500. A Beautifully Illuminated Muromachi Period Silk Painting of the Amida Buddha

Amida Nyorai, Manifesting as Dharmakaya, Circa 1680-1700. Early Edo Silk Painting of the Amida Buddha, with Provenance of the 16th Head Priest of Higashi Honganji Temple

Amida Nyorai, Manifesting as Dharmakaya, Circa 1741-1788. Early Edo Silk Painting of the Amida Buddha, with Provenance of the 17th Head Priest of Higashi Honganji Temple