Collection: Artwork and Prints

Hachi-jō-Ryū Bajutsu Makimono (Hachijo School Horsemanship Scroll), 1663. A Beautiful Scroll with Nine Large Paintings Depicting Various Riders and their Horse Steeds

Tsuru Dō Kuge Fukuju Gasan (Kugyou Tsurudo's Paintings of Happiness and Longevity), Circa 1800-1850. A Small Poetry Painting and Calligraphy, Beautifully Bound

Momotaro and Oni in Procession with Treasures, Circa 1850-1868. An Emakimono Handscroll Depicting a Triumphant Peach Boy, Copied after Hokusai’s Example

A Shunga Emakimono of Yokai, Legendary Creatures, Kami, and the Buddha, Circa 1800-1850. A Rare and Rather Unusual Erotic Scroll Featuring Twelve Pairings of Monsters and Deities

Konoe-ka hiro-saku “Jū Ni-kagetsu no Tabi” (Twelve Months of Travel by Konoe Iehiro), Circa 1685 - 1736. Calligraphical Poetry with Beautiful Paintings Produced by the Chief Regent and Advisor to Multiple Japanese Emperors

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

An Ukyio-E Painting Album, circa 1870-1900. With Beautifully Produced Ukiyo-E Paintings in the Style of Major Schools. 50 Pages of Large Paintings, with Nearly 20 Double Paged Examples

A Monumental Emakimono Handscroll of Paintings and Calligraphy, Circa 1800-1890. A Near 13 Meter Scroll of Nanga Paintings and Beautiful Calligraphy by Confucian Scholars and Southern School Artists

Kanō-ha Nihon Fūkeizu Makimono (Kano School Japanese Landscape Scroll), Circa 1650-1750. A Beautiful Landscape Emakimono Handscroll on Silk

Shiki kachō-zu zō (Flowers and Birds of the Four Seasons), 1805-1848. A Lavishly Painted Emakimono Landscape Handscroll with Vibrantly Colored Birds, Flowers and Nature, Nearly Seven Meters Long

Hyakuba no zu Emaki (Hundred Horses Picture Scroll), Circa 1650-1750. A Kano School Emakimono Handscroll with Paintings of Various Landscapes and Scenes, Including Mount Fuji and Horses Frolicking

Shiki Sansui-zu Makimono (Four Seasons Landscape Scrolls), Circa 1640-1672. Two Handscrolls of Stunning Silk Landscape with Blooming Trees, Flowers, and Various Birds, all Illuminated with a Gold Background and Clouds