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Classifications: Paintings

Classifications: Paintings
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Calligraphy in Cursive Style

Calligraphy in Cursive Style

Japanese
1876
38.27
Courtesan seated on a balcony

Courtesan seated on a balcony

Kitagawa Tsukimaro
ca. 1810
63.50
Reed and Wild Goose

Reed and Wild Goose

Japanese
late 15th - early 16th century
56.201.1
Reed and Wild Goose

Reed and Wild Goose

Japanese
late 15th century or early 16th century
56.201.2
The Snow Palace of su T'ung-p'o

The Snow Palace of su T'ung-p'o

Yamaguchi Soken
1759-1818
SC81.44
Landscape in Snow (Yuki naka Sansui)

Landscape in Snow (Yuki naka Sansui)

Kishi Ku (Ganku)
after 1813
SC81.42
Autumn Eve

Autumn Eve

Kishi Renzan (Gantoku)
1615-1859
SC81.43
Triptych: Bamboo, Pine and Plum

Triptych: Bamboo, Pine and Plum

Sakai Hoitsu
1615-1868
56.200.A
Triptych: Bamboo, Pine and Plum

Triptych: Bamboo, Pine and Plum

Sakai Hoitsu
1615-1868
56.200.B
Triptych: Bamboo, Pine and Plum

Triptych: Bamboo, Pine and Plum

Sakai Hoitsu
56.200.C
Seascape with Gulls and Waves (Nami ni Kamome)

Seascape with Gulls and Waves (Nami ni Kamome)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.8
Spring Wildflowers (Haru no No)

Spring Wildflowers (Haru no No)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.9
Sparrows in Autumn

Sparrows in Autumn

Takeuchi Seiho
ca.1905
2009.70.6.1
Bush Warbler under Spring Willow

Bush Warbler under Spring Willow

Takeuchi Seiho
ca.1905
2009.70.6.2
Gaku Shin (Guardian Spirit of the Mountain)

Gaku Shin (Guardian Spirit of the Mountain)

Ishii Shigeo
1977
78.14
Seirei Korin (Pentecost)

Seirei Korin (Pentecost)

Ishii Shigeo
1977
78.15
Bamboo and Poppies

Bamboo and Poppies

Kano Shigenobu
early 17th century
61.79.2
Rakuchu rakugai zu (Scenes in and around the Capital)

Rakuchu rakugai zu (Scenes in and around the Capital)

Japanese
17th century
75.38.1
Rakuchu rakugai zu (Scenes in and around the Capital)

Rakuchu rakugai zu (Scenes in and around the Capital)

Japanese
second half 17th century
75.38.2
Vine with Morning Glory Seed Pods (Asagao no tane)

Vine with Morning Glory Seed Pods (Asagao no tane)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.1
Hare in Winter Landscape (Yuki ni Usagi)

Hare in Winter Landscape (Yuki ni Usagi)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.2
Take ni Suzume (Sparrow and Bamboo)

Take ni Suzume (Sparrow and Bamboo)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.3
Kawagishi (Riverbank Stone)

Kawagishi (Riverbank Stone)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.4
Hare Offering Pampas Grass to the Moon (Tsuki Mi Usagi)

Hare Offering Pampas Grass to the Moon (Tsuki Mi Usagi)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.5
Bog Rhubarb (Fuki no To)

Bog Rhubarb (Fuki no To)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.6
Palace Carriage (Goshogurma)

Palace Carriage (Goshogurma)

Shibata Zeshin
19th century
61.80.7
Plum Branch

Plum Branch

Fukuhara Gogaku
early 17th-late 19th Century
68.83
Du Fu on His Donkey

Du Fu on His Donkey

Ashikaga Yoshimochi
early 15th century
53.82
Votive Painting (Ema): Horse

Votive Painting (Ema): Horse

Japanese
1721
58.93
Rakan and a Goat

Rakan and a Goat

Japanese
1333-1392
58.94
Vine with Two Pea Pods

Vine with Two Pea Pods

Shibata Zeshin
1615-1868
69.9.10
Crow on Gnarled Branch

Crow on Gnarled Branch

Shibata Zeshin
1615-1868
69.9.11
Winter Landscape

Winter Landscape

Shibata Zeshin
1615-1868
69.9.12
Mural painting: Descent of twenty-five bodhisattvas (attendants of Amitabha triad)

Mural painting: Descent of twenty-five bodhisattvas (attendants of Amitabha triad)

Japanese
18th century
35.68.1
Mural painting: Descent of twenty-five bodhisattvas (attendants of Amitabha triad)

Mural painting: Descent of twenty-five bodhisattvas (attendants of Amitabha triad)

Japanese
18th century
35.68.2
Mural painting: Descent of twenty-five bodhisattvas (attendants of Amitabha triad)

Mural painting: Descent of twenty-five bodhisattvas (attendants of Amitabha triad)

Japanese
18th century
35.68.3
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