Collection: Artwork and Prints

Folding Fan Painting, in the Style of Nara Ehon or Yamato-E Painting, Circa 1800-1850. A Scene from a Heian Period Tale, Two Nobles and a Cherry Blossom Tree, Hand Painted and Bordered with Gold

A Set of Eight Folding Fan Paintings, in the Style of Nara Ehon or Yamato-E Painting, Circa 1750-1850. Scenes of a Heian Period Tale, Hand Painted and Bordered with Gold

Jū ni-kagetsu Nenjū Gyōji Emakimono Eiichi chō (The Twelve Months of the Year Events Picture Scroll by Hanabusa Itchō), Circa 1680-1724. 12 Beautiful Paintings, Lavishly Decorated and Illuminated in the Style of a Nara Emaki. Over Six Meters Long

Kano Uyasunobu Emaki (Kano Yasunobu Picture Scroll), Circa 1660-1670. A Monumental Emakimono Handscroll with Fourteen Beautiful, and Large Ink Wash Paintings, totalling 12 Meters. Great Creatures, Landscapes, and More

Kanō-ha Emakimono (Kano School Emakimono), Circa 1635-1685. Twelve Beautiful Silk Paintings in the Style of an Early Head of the Kano School of Art, Seven Meters Long

Gan Hi No Ito Guchi (Wishing Thread), Circa 1810-1860. A Beautifully Hand Painted Emakimono Handscroll of Utamaro’s Originally Printed Shunga Work, With Ten Erotic Pairings

Emaki Tsuhi no Hinagata (Picture Scroll Models of Couples), After 1812. Two Scrolls of Black and White Ink Underdrawings of one of Hokusai’s Shunga Works, of Various Amorous Pairings

Nagoya Sanzaburo E Monogatari Maki (Nagoya Sanzaburo Picture Story Scroll), Circa 1688-1730. A Beautifully Illuminated Emakimono Handscroll in the Style of a Nara Ehon, with Nineteen Beautiful Paintings, Accentuated with Gold-Sprayed Borders

Chōjū Jinbutsu Giga (Animal-Person Caricatures), Circa 1815-1832. An Extremely Rare Emakimono Handscroll Copied After the Original Kozan-ji Temple Example, With Numerous Ink Paintings of Animals Performing as Humans.

Kikyorai ji Emaki (Departure Speech Picture Scroll), 1863(?). A Japanese Rendition of Tao Yuanming Returning to Seclusion and other Scenes of his Life, Beautifully Painted on Silk in a Nanga Style

Jū ni-kagetsu fūzoku Emakimono (The Twelve Months of the Year Events Picture Scroll), Circa 1650-1750. Twelve Large Scenes of Festivals and Events, Sumptuously Decorated and Illuminated in the Style of a Nara Emaki. Over Eight Meters Long

Jū ni-kagetsu fūzoku Emakimono (The Twelve Months of the Year Events Picture Scroll), Circa 1837-1853. Twelve Long Paintings of Festival Scenes and Practices, Including Cockfighting. Over Five Meters