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No. 20: Rain on the Hiratsuka Plain near Kutsukake Station (Niju: Kutsukake no eki, Hiratsukahara uchu no kei), from the series "[Sixty-nine Stations of the] Kisokaido (Kisokaido [rokujukyu tsugi no uchi])"
Keisai Eisen Japanese, 1790-1848
View of Miyanoshita Hot Springs in Hakone, Soshu, from the series "Hot Springs - A Diptych (Onsen niban tsuzuki)"
Ukiyo gafu (Book of Keisai's Popular Pictures), one vol. of 10
Courtesan Stepping out of a Palanquin
A Ferryboat Crossing the Sumida River
View of Mount Fuji from a tea house
Distant View of Snow on the Sumida River in Edo
Act Five (Godanme), from the series "The Treasury of Loyal Retainers (Kanadehon Chushingura)"
Full Moon Over Mountain Scenery
Snow on the Sumida River
A Poet Looking out of his Lakeside Hut
No. 41: Distant View of the Ina River Bridge at Nojiri (Yonjuichi: Noriji Inagawabashi enkei), from the series "[Sixty-nine Stations of the] Kisokaido"
No. 31: View of Lake Suwa from Shiojiri Pass (Sanjuichi: Shiojiri toge Suwa no kosui chobo), from the series "[Sixty-nine Stations of the] Kisokaido"
Nunobiki Falls at Jakko Shrine (Jakko Nunobiki no taki), from the series "Scenic Spots in the Mountains of Nikko (Nikkosan meisho no uchi)"
New Year’s Flower Arrangement
Scholar Reading in a Hut
No. 20: Rain on the Hiratsuka Plain near Kutsukake Station (Niju: Kutsukake no eki, Hiratsukahara uchu no kei), from the series "[Sixty-nine Stations of the] Kisokaido"
Returning sails at Takanawa
No. 15: Itahana (Jugo: Itahana), from the series "Sixty-nine Stations of the Kisokaido (Kisokaido rokujukyu tsugi no uchi)"
Keisen Eisen Japanese, 1790-1848
Keisai Eisen Japanese, 1790–1848