Collection: Artwork and Prints

Ōeyama Shuten Oni Emaki Jōkan (Oeyama Shuten Oni Picture Scroll, Volume One of Two), Circa 1600-1700. A Sumptuously Produced Nara Emaki, with Thirteen Monumental and Beautifully Illuminated Paintings, of this Tale of the Oni King

Shuten-Doji Emaki (The Tale of Shuten Doji), Circa 1800-1850. A Disbound Emakimono Handscroll of The Killing of the Oni King, In Ten Paintings

Ōeyama Emaki (Oeyama Picture Scroll), Dated 1634. A Celebratory Parade Scene of the Victorious Minamoto no Raikō Returning with the Oni King’s Head. Numerous Ink Drawings

Shiki Sansui-zu Makimono (Four Seasons Landscape Scroll), 1866. An Emakimono Handscroll Depicting a Breathtakingly Painted Landscape of Mountains, Rivers, and More on Silk, In the Shan Shui Style of Painting, with Vivid Colors

Kano Utsunenobu Shōshōhakkei (Kano Tsunenobu's Eight Views of Xiaoxiang), Circa 1700-1750. A Monumental Silk Landscape of the Eight Views of the Xiao and Xiang Rivers, in Bold Ink Wash Techniques

An Emakimono Handscroll of Coastal Landscapes, Mountains and Bays, Circa 1800-1846. Beautifully Painted in the Southern School Style, and Presented to a Prolific Landscape Artist of the Mid to Late Edo Period

Tentaizan Zenzu (A Complete Map of Mt. Tiantai), Circa 1800-1868. An Emakimono Handscroll Depicting a Magnificent Landscape View of Tiantai Mountain, painted in the Southern School Style

A Monumental Series of Ink Wash Landscapes, with Countless Rocky Hills and Mountainscapes, and Numerous Figures and Buildings, Circa 1600-1700. Sixteen Meters of Paintings

Kano School Emakimono, Circa 1750-1800. A Beautiful Handscroll of Fifteen Paintings and One Sketch, Largely Landscapes and Nature Scenes with Animals

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