Freeman's | Hindman: Asian Works of Art, 6419, Philadelphia

An Assembled Album of Japanese Woodblock Prints, Circa 1852-1887

Two Framed Kabuki Triptychs

Three Japanese Woodblock Triptychs, including Hiroshige, Hiroshige II and Kunisada

Four Unframed Woodblock Triptychs

Five Actor Portraits

Woodblocks printed in colors; Village by Tamagawa and The Messanger of Bishamon on the Third Day of the New Year, The first from the series Edo Meisho

Five Woodblock Prints

Actor in Female Role with Box of Combs

Young Woman Dreaming of an Amorous Encounter

Six 18th and early 19th Century Japanese Woodblock Prints Depicting Actors

Wisteria Time (From a Pentatych), woodblock printed in colors, unframed

Two Woodblock Prints: Hara: Three Ri and Six Cho to Yoshiwara and Kambara, with Kyoka Poem; and Kambara, from the series Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido

Three 18th Century Japanese Shunga Prints

Two Woodblock Prints From the series Gojusan Tsugi Meisho Zue (Veiws of Famous Places of the 53 Stations of the Tokaido Road),

Three Woodblock Prints from The Grand Series of Fish, Uozukuski

Two Woodblock Prints, comprising: Higashi Hongan-Ji Temple at Asakusa From the series Famous Places in Edo, The Fire Tower at Akabane, from the series Thirty-Six Views of the Pride of Edo

Yorimitsu Tries to Capture Hakamadare by Destroying His Magic, 1858

Tenjiku Tokubei Riding a Giant Toad, circa 1825-30

Ten Japanese Shunga Albums, 19th to First Half 20th century

Six Assorted Actor Prints, and Another Print (7)

Two Woodblock Triptychs, the Yoshitora depicting a battle by a bay, 1856; the Yoshikazu depicting Minamoto no Mitsunaka Sumiyoshi Sanro Mojigen (Apparition of the Thunder God at Sumiyoshi Shrine Before Minamoto no Mitsunaka)

Two Woodblock Triptychs: depicting an Episode from the Tale of Koga no Tsubone, 1891; the second, the Battle of Kawanakajima in Shinshu, Hara Okuma no Kami, Uesugi Kenshin, and Takeda Shingen.

Two Woodblock Prints, the first depicting Two Pheasants in the Snow; the second the O-Mizutori of the Nigatsudo Hall,

New Years Lanterns, Singapore (Malacca)

Two woodblocks comprising:-Spring Moon at Ninomiya Beach; -Soshu Maekawa no ame (Rain at Maekawa in Sagami Province), from the series Tokaido fukei senshu (Views of the Tokaido Road)