Collection: Artwork and Prints

A Painting Sketchbook of Sumi-E Sketches, 19th Century With 55 Full Page Sumi-E Ink Wash Paintings of Flowers and Branches

The Manuscript Painting Book of Noguchi Shosai, Circa 1840-1870. Manuscript Sketchbook of Paintings by a Japanese Painter of the Late Edo to Early Meiji Period. Hundreds of Skilled, Copied Illustrations and Original Subjects

Shugacho (Painting Practice), Circa 1840-1870. Manuscript Sketchbook by a Japanese Painter of the Late Edo to Early Meiji Period. Hundreds of Copied Illustrations and Original Subjects, including Reproductions from Hokusai’s Manga

The Travel Diary of Kimura Hyakuboku, Circa 1932-1935, Volume 25. Travel Diary of the Tosa School and Watercolor Artist, With Over 160 Pages of Detailed Sketches, Ink and Wash, and Watercolor Paintings

The Travel Diary of Kimura Hyakuboku, 1929, Volume 13. Travel Diary of the Tosa School and Watercolor Artist, With Nearly 300 Pages of Detailed Sketches, Ink and Wash, and Watercolor Paintings

Japanese Manuscript Sketchbook of Various Plants and Birds, 19th Century. 20 Pages of Pen and Ink Illustrations. Likely for Crafts

Japanese Manuscript Sketchbook of Various Plants, Ceramics, and Birds, With One Full-Page Illustration of a Bonsai, 19th Century. 27 Pages of Pen and Ink Illustrations. Likely for Crafts

Senzai Wakashu Gajo (Collection of a Thousand Years Illustrated Collection), Circa 1650-1750. A Rare and Sumptuously Illuminated Manuscript of Books 8-10 of this Imperially Commissioned Anthology of Japanese Poetry, with 47 Large Paintings

Senzai Wakashu Gajo (Collection of a Thousand Years Illustrated Collection), Circa 1650-1750. A Rare and Sumptuously Illuminated Manuscript of Books 1-3 of this Imperially Commissioned Anthology of Japanese Poetry, with 46 Yamato-E Paintings

Landscape of Flowing Mountains and Forests, Circa 1800-1900. A Beautiful Ink Wash Painting by an Unknown Literati Painter, Cleverly Forging Wang Hui’s Signature and Artist Seals

Willow-and-Moon Kannon (Yoryu Kannon, or Avalokiteśvara), Circa 1750-1850. An Impressive Silk Painting of the Bodhisattva of Compassion, Beautifully Highlighted with Gold Ink

Kusunoki Masashigeko Jisan Koryu Shita? (Kusunoki Masashige’s Self-Praise of the Lonely Dragon Tongue), Circa 1330-1336. A Rare Silk Hata-Jirushi War Banner, attributed to a Famed Samurai of the Nanboku-chō Period