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Jusan Butsu. The Thirteen Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, Circa 1800-1850. Late Edo Period Painting of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Involved in the Judgments of the Underworld, Beautifully Painted and Highlighted with Gold Leaf

Jusan Butsu. The Thirteen Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, Circa 1650-1750. Early to Mid Edo Period Painting of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Involved in the Judgments of the Underworld, Beautifully Painted and Highlighted with Gold Leaf

Jusan Butsu. The Thirteen Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, Circa 1500-1600. Late Muromachi Period Silk Painting of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Involved in the Judgments of the Underworld, Beautifully Painted in Heavy Detail, with Heavy Brushwork

Fujii Shōrin Gakan (Fujii Shorin Painting Scroll), 1880. Emakimono with Twelve Large Sumi-E Ink Wash Paintings, of Animals and Nature Scenes, by a Student of the Maruyama-Shijo School

Hokusai Yūki-Zu (Hokusai’s Ghost), Circa 1830-1860. An Extremely Rare and Vividly Produced Silk Painting of a Grimacing Yokai, being a Yurei-zu Painting

Gobunshō (Letters of Renyo), Circa 1750-1850. An Early Printed Edition of the Collected Letters of Rennyo, Critical to Jodo Shinshu Liturgy. Five Volumes, with Four Beautifully Deluxe Hand Painted Covers and a Storage Case

Go-Sannen Kassen Ekotoba (Scroll of the Latter Three Years' War), Circa 1800-1850. An Emakimono Picture Scroll of the Gosannen War, Containing the First Two Large Sections from Volume 1 of 3

E Inga Kyo (The Illustrated Sutra of Cause and Effect), 1941. A Full Color Woodblock Facsimile of the 8th Century Biography on the Buddha Shakyamuni, being a Copy of the Scroll Held at the University Museum in Tokyo

Yoshimizu Sōjō Jichinkashō-hitsu Ise Monogatari (The Tale of Ise, written by Monk Yoshimizu and Monk Jichin), Circa 1200-1225. An Extraordinarily Rare Kamakura Edition. The Oldest Extant Copy Outside of Japan

Hyakunin Isshu (One Hundred People, One Poem Each), Circa 1600-1700. An Early Manuscript Edition of this Famous Poetry Anthology, Written on Multicolored Paper

Nyoju-roku-nin Utaawase Kyoku-Satsu Soe (Poetry Contest of Thirty-Six Ladies), Circa 1705-1741. A Beautifully Decorated Manuscript on Competing Women Poets

Hakubyo Sanjurokkasen Shikishi (White Drawing Thirty-Six Immortals of Poetry Leaves), Circa 1603-1750. A Suite of 13 Fine Monochrome Ink Paintings Depicting Famed Poets of Japan’s History