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Japanese Print "surimono" by Sekisai

Japanese Print "Celebration Banquet at the New Imperial Palace (Shin kôkyo gohaiga no zu)" by Utagawa Kuniyasu, 歌川国安 (Sekisai Kuniyasu)

Japanese Print "The Emperor Reviewing the Troops (Kanpeishiki miyuki zu)" by Utagawa Kuniyasu, 歌川国安 (Sekisai Kuniyasu)

Japanese Print "Military Review for Noble Dignitaries (Unkyaku kanpeishiki no zu)" by Utagawa Kuniyasu, 歌川国安 (Sekisai Kuniyasu)

Japanese Print "Godaime Otani Tomoemon no Kajiwara Genta Kagesue, Godaime Onoe Kikusaburö no Ichimanmaru, Sandaime Sekisanjürö no Tarösukenobu, Shodai Bandö Matsujirö no Hakoömaru., Yondaime Ichikawa Kodanji no Hatakeyama Shigetada" by Utagawa Kunisada, 歌川国貞 (Utagawa Kunisada I (Toyokuni III))

Kunisada Honolulu

Japanese Print "surimono" by Sekirai, 石瀬 (Sekirai (石瀬))

Japanese Print "Depictions of Various Industries: Umbrella Manufacturing" by SEISAI Toshikazu

SEISAI Toshikazu ETM

Japanese Print "A Comparison of Craftsmanship: Western Harness Makers" by SEISAI Toshikazu

SEISAI Toshikazu ETM

Japanese Print "A Comparison of Craftsmanship: Ceramics Decorators" by SEISAI Toshikazu

SEISAI Toshikazu ETM

Japanese Print "A Comparison of Craftsmanship: Lantern Makers" by SEISAI Toshikazu

SEISAI Toshikazu ETM

Japanese Print "The Second Engagement at Port Arthur, from the series Reports on the Russo-Japanese War ( Nichiro senpo)" by Seisai

Japanese Print "Russo - Japanese Naval Battle" by Seisai

Japanese Print "Teahouse girl (title not original)" by Seisai Eiichi

Seisai Eiichi MAK

Japanese Print "Ushiwakamaru and the Tengu King on Mount Kurama" by Seisai Eiichi

Seisai Eiichi MFA

Japanese Print "surimono" by Zui Sekisei

Japanese Print "Russo-Japanese War: Brocade Pictures No. 7 (Nichiro kôsen nishiki-e shichi)" by Itô Seisai

Itô Seisai MFA

Japanese Print "Picture of Emperor and Empress Leaving Akasaka Temporary Palace (Akasaka karikôkyo goshutsumon no zu)" by Itô Seisai

Itô Seisai MFA

Japanese Print "Russo Japanese War Report: Our Cavalry Scouts Clashed with 600 Enemy Cavalry Outside Nanmon at Chongju [Jap. Teishu/Ch. Dingzhou] After a Desperate Fight Our Forces Occupied Chongju Putting the Enemy to Flight" by Itô Seisai

Itô Seisai MFA