Museum Art Works
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- 1710-1715- Shakuhachi Hachinoki
- 1715-1720- Ukivo “Parrot” Konachi
- 1720- Mandarin ducks
- 1723- Actor Holding Folders
- 1736- Ebizo as the Warrior Skinozuka
- 1740- Youth in Komuso Disguise
- 1730- 1750- Young Man Relaxing with a Courtesan and a Male Lover
- 1733- Actor as Wakanoura Osana Komachi
- 1765- Woman Viewing Chrysanthemums
- 1886- Italian Circus
- 1705 - The Demon Queller
- 17th Century- - Yoshiwara Furoku
- 17th Century- - An Oiran and a Yopung Kamuro
- 1740- Perspective View of the Interior of the Nakamura Theater with Ichikawa Ebizo II as Yanone Goro
- Unknown- Three Courtesans and a Client
- Unknown- Courtesan in Kimono Decorated with Poetry Cards
- 1745- Large Perspective View of the Theatre District in Sakai-cho and Fukiya-cho
- 1741-1751- Kyoyo and Sofu
- 1716-1735- Yukihira and the Salt Maidens
- 1745- Diversions and Delights from the Floating World
- 1745- Large Perspective Picture of a Second-Floor Parlor in the New Yoshiwara, Looking Toward the Embankment
- 1745- Large Perspective View of the Interior of Echigo-ya in Suruga-cho
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