U. Kunisada

Actor print of Ichikawa Danzō V as Kudari Akoya
woodblock print
14" x 10"

“The Mimeguri Shrine", from the series “Modern Sparrows of Edo,” circa mid-1830s
woodblock print
14" x 10"

Beauty with scroll by Kôryûsai (Kôryûsai ga), from the series Mirror of Famous Ukiyo-e Artists (Meihitsu ukiyo-e kagami) (1857)
color woodblock print
14" x 10"
$950

The geisha Omizu from Edo, from the series “Five Favorite Geisha” (Goko Geisha no uchi)
woodblock print
14" x 10"

Poem No. 97, by Gonchunagon Sadaie, from Kunisada's “One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets”, circa 1847
woodblock print
14" x 10"

Poem No. 61 by Ise-no-tayu, from Kunisada's “One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets”
woodblock print
14" x 10"

Segawa Kikunojō V as Nyōbō Koume in the kabuki play "Tsukuri mono ume no Yoshibei", performed at the Ichimura Theater in Edo
color woodblock print
14" x 10"

New Higurashi (Shin Higurashi): Double Blossoms, Single Blossoms, Mountain Cherry (Yae, hitoe, yamazakura), from the series Cherry-blossom Viewing Spots in Edo (Edo hanami tsukushi)
color woodblock print
14" x 10"

View of Shinobazu, from the series “Pictorial Gathering of Remarkable Women of the Floating World, Part Two” (Ukiyo meijo zue nihen)
woodblock print
14" x 10"

from the series, Customs of the Six Jewel Rivers (Fūzoku Mu-Tamagawa - 風俗六玉川) (chuban size)
color woodblock print
10" x 7.5"

Fuji no Kata, from the series The False Murasaki's Rustic Genji (Nise Murasaki Inaka Genji)
woodblock print
14" x 10"

Ichikawa Danjûrô VIII as Kano Shirojirô Motonobu in the play “Mukashigatari inazuma zoshi”, performed at the Ichimura Theater in Edo, third month of 1848
color woodblock print
14" x 10"

Kunisada with Yellow Patterns

Ichikawa Kuzō II as Jjitsu ha Keno, from the play "Hakkenden uwasa no takadono", staged at the Morita Theater in Edo in the fourth month of 1836.
color woodblock print
14" x 30"

Danjuro VIII as Jiraiya and Bando Shuka I as Princess Tagato (1852)
color woodblock print
14" x 10"

A weaver at her loom, with view of the Nezu Shrine, from Edo Meisho Hyakunin Bijo (One hundred famous places and beauties of Edo)
color woodblock print
14" x 10"

Sawamura Tosshô I as Tsuyuki Mondo, ca 1835
woodblock print
14" x 10"

Heating Incense in the Bedroom in Vain, left panel of triptych
woodblock print
14" x 10"

The Seventh Month, from the 1852 series Twelve Months (Jûni tsuki no uchi)
woodblock print
14" x 10"

Kawarazaki Gonjuro I as Yoshida no Matsuwaka, Series: Silhouettes of a Great Variety of Flowering Plants
color woodblock print
14" x 10"

“The Mimeguri Shrine", from the series “Modern Sparrows of Edo", preparatory drawing (circa mid-1830s)

Eight Famous Views, triptych left (1830)

Eight Famous Views, triptych center (1830)

Eight Famous Views, triptych right (1830)

Ichikawa Kuzō II as Jjitsu ha Keno, from the play "Hakkenden uwasa no takadono", staged at the Morita Theater in Edo in the fourth month of 1836.
color woodblock print
14" x 30"

Ichikawa Danjuro VII (later known as Ebizō V) in the role of Inutagawa Kobungo, from the play "Hakkenden uwasa no takadono", staged at the Morita Theater in Edo in the fourth month of 1836
color woodblock print
14" x 30"

In the Ichiriki Teahouse at Gion, Chushingura, Act 7, right (1854)
color woodblock print
14" x 30"

In the Ichiriki Teahouse at Gion, Chushingura, Act 7, center (1854)
color woodblock print
14" x 30"

In the Ichiriki Teahouse at Gion, Chushingura, Act 7, left (1854)
color woodblock print
14" x 30"

A Rustic Genji (Genji Moyô Furisode Hinagata), left panel, 1851

A Rustic Genji (Genji Moyô Furisode Hinagata), center panel, 1851

A Rustic Genji (Genji Moyô Furisode Hinagata), right panel, 1851

“The Cart Scene from Triptych shows “The Cart Scene” from the play Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami, at the Kawarazaki Theater, 1859, right panel

“The Cart Scene from Triptych shows “The Cart Scene” from the play Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami, at the Kawarazaki Theater, 1859, center panel

“The Cart Scene from Triptych shows “The Cart Scene” from the play Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami, at the Kawarazaki Theater, 1859, left panel