Collection: Artwork and Prints

Ban Dainagon Emaki (Ban Dainagon Picture Scroll), Circa 1837-1853. An Extremely Rare Emakimono Handscroll on the Ōtemmon Conspiracy, with Partially Painted Compositions, and Rare Yokai Depictions. Countless Figures, over 10 Meters. Second Scroll of Three

A Cockfighting Scroll, Circa 1837-1853. Numerous Ink Drawings and Scenes of Commonfolk and Nobles Engaging in Cockfighting Matches, with Scenes of Rooster Battles, Capture, and More

Haseo Soshi Emaki (The Haseo Soshi Picture Scroll), Circa 1700-1750. A Beautifully Painted Tale of the Heian Court Challenged by the Demonic Oni of Suzakumon Gate, with Five Gargantuan Scenes. 11 Meters Long, in the Style of a Nara Emaki

A Pair of Yamato-E Fan Paintings with Landscapes and a Phoenix, Circa 1650-1750. Beautifully Illuminated Fan Paintings, in Southern School Styles

A Pair of Yamato-E Paintings, possibly from a Depicting Scenes of Chinese Court Life, Circa 1650-1700. Beautifully Illuminated Paintings in the Style of the Kano School and with Southern School Styles Displayed

Rokudo-e (The Six Realms of Rebirth), Circa 1800-1890. A Late Edo to Meiji Painting Depicting the Buddhist Realms of the Afterlife, with one Yokai Depiction

Ojoyoshu e Kai (Illustrated Guide to the Essentials of Rebirth in the Pure Land), Circa 1900. A Trio of Silk Paintings Depicting the Realms of the Afterlife, with 30 Panels

Rokudo-e (The Six Realms of Rebirth) and the Ojoyoshu (Essentials of Rebirth), Circa 1750-1850. Two Large Paintings Depicting the Buddhist Realms of Rebirth and the Afterlife, with One Scroll Focusing on Gruesome Punishments and Torture in the Hell Realms

Hanami Yū utage-zu Maki (Cherry Blossom Viewing Party Scroll), Circa 1700-1750. An Emakimono Handscroll Depicting the Customs of a Cherry Blossom Viewing Party, Beautifully Painted and Illuminated in the Fashion of a Nara Emaki

Nankin-ga Shukuzu (Nanga Miniature Paintings), Circa 1800-1850 (Late Edo Period). 78 Pages of Ink Wash Landscape Paintings, Being Miniature Copies of Southern School Examples

Sansui Gashū (Landscape Art Collection), Circa 1800-1850 (Late Edo Period). Illustrated Manuscript With 90 Pages of Sumi-E Ink Wash and Color Paintings, Copying Techniques of Artist Schools from Japan and the Southern School of Chinese Painting

The Banquet of Xiwangmu, Circa 1750-1850. A Beautifully Painted Handscroll of The Queen Mother of the West, Taoist Immortals including Liu Haichan and an Immortal Flying on a Crane, the Queen Mother, and the Seven Lucky Gods