Bottle with flared mouth and combed pattern
“Yūgao” (夕顔 ) and “Suzumushi” (鈴虫 ) chapters of Genji monogatari (源氏物語 )
From Kitano Tenjin engi emaki (北野天神縁起絵巻 )
Flock of Cranes
Ovoid jar with incised decoration
Ibaraki (茨木 )
Water Buffalo and Herdboy
Kumano engi emaki (熊野縁起絵巻 )
“Kochō” (胡蝶 ) chapter of Genji monogatari (源氏物語 )
The Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove (竹林七賢 )
Scholar’s Mountain Retreat in Autumn
Woman with Battledore and Shuttlecock
Basin with incised decoration and applied fish
Early Spring Landscape
Jizō Bosatsu (地蔵菩薩 )
Shell Vessel
Sweetfish in Summer and Autumn
Pheasants and Azaleas; Golden Pheasants and a Loquat Tree
Courtesan and Her Attendants under a Willow Tree
Snow, Cherry Blossoms, and Moon (Yoshiwara in Three Seasons)
Cicada on a Grapevine
Covered bottle
Birds and Flowers of Summer and Autumn
Raigō of the Amida Triad (阿弥陀三尊来迎 )
Blossoming Cherry Trees
Shaka Triad and the Sixteen Rakan (釈迦三尊十六羅漢 )
The Ten Ox-Herding Songs (十牛図巻 ) by the Monk Kakuan (Ch. Guoan, 廓庵 ; fl. ca. 1150) of Teishū Ryōzan (Ch. Dingzhou Liangshan, 鼎州梁山 )
Enkitsu (Ch. Yanjie, 燕姞 ) with Orchids; Yō Kihi (Ch. Yang Guifei, 楊貴妃 ) with Peonies
Fujiwara Teika (藤原定家 ), from Ikkasen isshubon (一歌仙一首本 )
Tea caddy (natsume , 棗 ) with autumn fire
Sparrows among Millet and Asters
“Convenience in Drawing Water” from Jūben (Ten Conveniences, 十便) ; “Pleasure of Dawn” from Jūgi (Ten Pleasures, 十宜 )
Autumn Landscape at Eigenji (永源寺 )
Crossing a Mountain Bridge with a Zither
Rainstorm over a River Village
Shakyamuni (Seokka, 釋迦 ) Triad
Shinto God and Goddess (男神、女神 )
Shokoku Mu Tamagawa (諸國六玉川 / Six Tamagawa Rivers from Different Regions)
Lilies and Hydrangeas; Hollyhocks
Splashed-Ink Landscape
Portrait of a Lady
Writing box (suzuribako , 硯箱 ) with Nanban (南蛮 ) figures
Poem from Kokin wakashū (古今和歌集 )
Aizen Mandala (愛染曼荼羅 )
Stacked food boxes (jūbako , 重箱 ) with taro plants and chrysanthemums
Flowers of Spring; Flowers of Autumn
Lions at the Stone Bridge of Tendaisan (Ch. Tiantaishan, 天台山石橋 )
Seiryū Gongen (清滝権現 )
Irises and Moth
Bamboo and Plums in Early Spring