Miscellaneous landscapes

Title: Modern Actors’ Likenesses in a Miniature Garden Description: Date: c. 1847 Publisher: Masa (マサ)
Title: Picture of Honchô in Yokohama (Yokohama Honchô no zu, 横浜本町之圖) Description: Street scene of Yokohama Date: 6^th month of 1860 Publisher: Izumi-ya Ichibei
Title: Description: Date: Publisher: Yamaguchi-ya Tobei
Title: A Picture of Enoshima Island in Sagami Province Date: 1850-1851 Publisher: Tsujioka-ya Bunsuke
Title: Complete Picture of Mt. Ôyama Afuri Shrine in Ôsumi, Sagami Province (Sagami-shû Ôsumi-gun Amefuri Ôyama zenzu, 相模州大住郡雨降大山全図) Date: 1849-1851 (censors Fuku and Muramatsu) Publisher: I am grateful to Robert Pryor for this image.
I am grateful to Robert Pryor for this alternate state of the above triptych with differently positioned, although illegible, censors’ seals.
Title: None Description: Matsuzakaya Kimono (松坂屋) store at Ueno Shitaya Hirokoji (呉服物) Date: 1843-1846 Publisher: Ise-ya Rihei I am grateful to Robert Pryor for information about this triptych.
Title: Date: 6^th month of 1860 Publisher: Izumi-ya Ichibei
Title: View of the Pleasure Quarters of Yokohama (横浜廓之図) Date: 1860 Publisher: Izumi-ya Ichibei
Title: Famous Bridges of Japan–Sketch of Nihonbashi Bridge in Edo (Honchô meikyô no uchi–Edo Nihonbashi ryakuz, 本朝名橋之内 江都日本橋略図) Date: c. 1840-1842 Publisher: Yorozu-ya Kichibei
Title: None Description: Two gentlemen and a lantern-bearer at the seashore with ships and a mikoshi (portable Shinto shrine, 神輿 or 御輿) beyond for the Festival of the Takanawa Shrine. Date: c. 1840-1842 Publisher: No seal I am grateful to Paul Steier for this image.
Title: 春けしき王子詣 三枚続 Date: Publisher: NOTE: Kuniyoshi's signature (国芳 画) is on the wooden columns
Title: Precincts of Fukagawa Hachiman Temple (Fukagawa hachimangû keidai, 深かは八幡宮境内) Date: 5^th month of 1853 Publisher: Maru-ya Jinpachi NOTE: This print is actually by Kunitsuna, from the series Famous Views of Edo (Edo meisho no uchi, 江戸名所之内). Kunitsuna’s signature (國綱 画) was removed from the right lower corner and Kuniyoshi’s signature was added to the pillars of the torii. This is Kunitsuna’s original print:
Series: Scenes Along the Sumida River (隅田川三景) Title: Yamato Date: 4^th month of 1852 Publisher: Enshû-ya Matabei
Series: Famous Sights in the Willow Capital Title: View of Nihonbashi Date: 1^st month of 1854 Publisher: Enshû-ya Matabei
Title: 小日向水道町茶処播磨屋 Description: Date: 1860 Publisher: Koga-ya Katsugorô NOTE: The publishers seal () appears in several places on the print. I am grateful to Ward Pieters for locating this image.
Title: None Description: A scene on the Sumida River Size: Nagaban 7 1/4 × 20 7/16 inches (18.4 × 51.9 cm) Date: c. 1815-1817 Publisher: No seal NOTE: This may be a surimono.
	Title: None Description: A pine tree leaning on supports over body of water, with birds flying about, and a view of Mount Fuji Date: This print bears Kuniyoshi’s signature from about 1847-1852, but was published posthumously Size: 19.5 by 9.3 cm. Publisher: No seal

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