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A Gathering of 12 Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, including Avalokiteśvara, Circa 1600-1700. An Exceptional Buddhist Silk Painting, with Brilliant, Vibrant Colors and Detailing

A Portrait of Boggodo, Prince Zhuang, Circa 1750-1800. An Exceedingly Rare Qing Silk Painting of one of China’s Princes

A Portrait of Empress Xiaoshengxian in Court Dress, Circa 1750-1800. An Exceedingly Rare Qing Silk Painting of one of China’s Dowager Empresses, Possibly an Imperial Portrait, or Masterful, Contemporary Copy

A Selection of Ten Tanzaku Poetry Strips by Nobles and Calligraphers, Including a Student of Shōkadō Shojo, Circa 1600-1660. Illuminated Manuscripts on Paper

A Selection of Six Tanzaku Strips by Various Calligraphers, Circa 1500-1650. Illuminated Manuscripts on Paper

Amida Nyorai Zazō (The Seated Amida Buddha), Circa 1050-1250. An Extremely Rare Heian to Kamakura Period Painting of the Buddha, Beautifully Illuminated

Jieziyuan Huapu (The Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting), 1915. A Near Complete Set of All Four Series, in 15 of 16 Volumes. Hundreds of Beautifully Detailed Woodblock Illustrations, Numerous Full-Page Landscapes and Figures

Makimono Kachō-zu (Scroll Painting of Flowers and Birds), 1914. A Beautiful, Craft Printed Handscroll of Numerous Ink Wash Paintings, being High Quality Copies after Two Major Artists

A Thangka of the Manifestation of Padmasambhava, or Guru Rinponche, Accompanied by Several Heavenly and Wrathful Deities, Circa 1880-1920. A Tibetan Painting, Colored Vibrantly

Calligraphy Album of Waka Poetry and Calligraphy, Circa 1630-1673. 32 Pieces of Beautifully Painted and Illuminated Calligraphy, belonging to the Great-Grandson of Akechi Mitsuhide, Killer of Nobunaga Oda

Eiri Genji Monogatari, 1660. The Rare Yokohon Edition with Over 200 Full Page Illustrations. Two from Another Set, and One Near Contemporary Volume, Entirely Handwritten and Hand Drawn. The Earliest, Illustrated Version of the Tale of Genji, in 30 Volumes

Eiri Genji Monogatari (The Illustrated Tale of Genji), 1660. The Near Complete and Rare Yokohon Edition, with Over 200 Full Page, Woodblock Illustrations. The Earliest, Illustrated Version of the Tale of Genji, in 28 of 30 Volumes