Jakōneko (麝香猫 )
“Utsu no yama” (宇津の山 ), from episode 9 of Ise monogatari (伊勢物語 )
Wintry Landscape after Kaku Chūjo (Ch. Guo Zhongshu, 郭忠怒 ; fl. mid-10th century)
Stacked food boxes (jūbako , 重箱 ) with taro plants and chrysanthemums
The Third Princess (女三宮 ) with a Cat, from “Wakana I” (若菜上 ) chapter of Genji monogatari (源氏物語 )
Bowl with four projections
Two Birds on Willow and Peach Trees
From Kako genzai e-ingakyō (過去現在絵因果経 )
River and Sky in Evening Snow, from Eight Views of the Xiao and Xiang Rivers (瀟湘八景 江天暮雪 )
Flowers of Spring; Flowers of Autumn
Flowers of the Four Seasons
Shakyamuni (Seokka, 釋迦 ) Triad
Cicada on a Grapevine
Basin with incised decoration and applied fish
Setsubun Festival at Sensōji (浅草寺節分 )
Dai Shōjin Bosatsu (大精進菩薩 ), from Kontai butsugajō (金胎仏画帖 )
Wagtail on a Rock
Mu Tamagawa (六玉川 )
Poem from Kokin wakashū (古今和歌集 )
Early Spring Landscape
Daihōkōbutsu kegonkyō (大方廣仏華厳経 )
Brewing Tea on a Spring Evening (煎茶圖軸 )
Scholar’s Mountain Retreat in Autumn
Covered bottle
Early Spring Landscape
Writing box (suzuribako , 硯箱 ) with Nanban (南蛮 ) figures
Sparrows among Millet and Asters
Orchids, Bamboo, Brambles, and Rocks
Tea bowl with indented lip
Lilies and Hydrangeas; Hollyhocks
Landscape with Rocky Precipice
The Thirty-sixth Stage, from Zenzai Dōji’s Fifty-five Pilgrimages (華厳五十五所絵巻 ), also known as Zenzai Dōji emaki (善財童子絵巻 )
Poem from Kokin wakashū (古今和歌集 )
Stem table (takatsuki , 高坏 )
“Fujibakama” (藤袴 ) chapter of Genji monogatari (源氏物語 )
Maebyeong (梅瓶 ) with peonies
Willows and Bridge
Aizen Myōō (愛染明王 )
Woman Writing a Letter
Flock of Cranes
“Wakamurasaki” (若紫 ) and “Ukifune” (浮舟 ) chapters of Genji monogatari (源氏物語 )
Ox and Herdsman
Fujiwara Teika (藤原定家 ), from Ikkasen isshubon (一歌仙一首本 )
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 )
Jizō Playing a Flute (笛吹地蔵 )
Landscape
Bottle with flared mouth and combed pattern
Tea caddy (natsume , 棗 ) with autumn fire
Splashed-Ink Landscape
Relief tile (senbutsu , 塼仏 ) with Buddha Triad