PRINT DATABASEKEYES NUMBERS 500–539
121 catalogue records, including individual prints, multi-sheet compositions and numbered series designs. Search titles, dates, catalogue numbers, formats and publishers below.
121 entries
| Keyes no. | Image | Title & information | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500 | Image not available | Taira no Koremochi conquers the female demon on Mt. Togakushi. Republished by Hasegawa with incorrect date of 09/1887.Taira no koremochi togakushiyama kijo taiji no zuPublisher: Matsui | 11/1887 |
| 501 |  | A brief history of Japan. Susanoo no Mikoto kills the 8-headed serpent at Hirokawa in Izumo Province. Designed in the same format as Dai nippon shiryaku zue (no. 418).Nippon ryakushiTriptychPublisher: Izawa Genjiro | 12/1887 |
| 502 |  | Hakamadare Yasusuke and Kidomaru fighting with magicHakamadare yasusuke kidomaru jutsukurabe no zuVertical diptychPublisher: Matsui | 1887 |
| 503 | Image not available | Thirty-two aspects of beauty in daily life.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 3/1888 |
| 503.01 |  | Noisy. A young woman of the Kansei period (1789‑1800) with a purring cat.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 03/01/1888 |
| 503.02 |  | Loose. A geisha of Kyoto in the Kansei period reclining on her arm.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 03/01/1888 |
| 503.03 |  | A prostitute of the Kansei period having arm tattooed.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 03/01/1888 |
| 503.04 |  | A geisha of the Nakanocho district of Fukagawa in the Tempo period (1830-1843) with umbrella in snow.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 03/01/1888 |
| 503.05 |  | Warm. An urban widow of the Kansei period reading in kotatsu.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 03/07/1888 |
| 503.06 |  | Delicious. A prostitute of the Kaei period (18481853) eating tempura.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 03/12/1888 |
| 503.07 |  | Interesting. A lady-in-waiting of the Bunsei period (1818-1830) looking over a railing.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 03/16/1888 |
| 503.08 |  | Dark. A housewife of the Meiji period (1868-1912) extinguishing lantern.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 3/1888 |
| 503.09 |  | Irritable. The wife of a fire chief in the Kansei period seated by fireman's robe.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 3/1888 |
| 503.10 |  | Hot. A housewife of the Bunsei period receiving treatment with burning moxa.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 3/1888 |
| 503.11 |  | Awake. A young woman of the Koka period (1844‑1847) brushing her teeth.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 3/1888 |
| 503.12 |  | Graceful. A courtesan of the Tempo period in full regaliaFuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 4/1888 |
| 503.13 |  | Chilly. A concubine of the Bunka period (1804‑1847) brushing her teeth.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 4/1888 |
| 503.14 |  | Curious. An okosho, or young woman (?) of the Tempo period.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 4/1888 |
| 503.15 |  | Elegant. A lady of the Imperial court in the Kyowa period (1801-1803) holding a closed fan.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 4/1888 |
| 503.16 |  | Cute. A housewife of the second decade of the Meiji period (1678-1887) holding a baby.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 4/1888 |
| 503.17 |  | Becoming. A geisha of the Yoshiwara in the Koka period holding a fan.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 4/1888 |
| 503.18 |  | Sleepy. A prostitute of the Meiji period asleep by a screenFuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 4/1888 |
| 503.19 |  | Dangerous. A modern geisha of the Meiji period boarding a boat.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 05/03/1888 |
| 503.20 |  | Cool. A geisha of the mid-1870's seated in a boat.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 05/06/1888 |
| 503.21 |  | Observant. A waitress of western Kyoto in the Meiji period examining a lantern.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 05/20/1888 |
| 503.22 |  | Smoky. A housewife of the Kyowa period holding a fan.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 05/20/1888 |
| 503.23 |  | Wanting a stroll. The wife of a nobleman of the Meiji period.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 06/24/1888 |
| 503.24 |  | Itchy. A concubine of the Koka period in a mosquito net.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 09/16/1888 |
| 503.25 |  | Heavy. A waitress in the licensed quarters at Fukagawa in the Tempo period carrying a tray of food.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 10/06/1888 |
| 503.26 |  | Wanting to meet someone. A prostitute of the Keel period (1848-1853) in a shower of cherry petalsFuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 10/17/1888 |
| 503.27 |  | Enjoying. A music teacher of the Keel period playing a samisen.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 11/03/1888 |
| 503.28 |  | Embarrassed. A young woman of the Meiji period biting sleeve.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 11/1888 |
| 503.29 |  | Shopping. A housewife of the Kaei period examining potted plants.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 11/1888 |
| 503.30 |  | Thirsty. A shakunin, or street geisha, of the Ansei period (1854-1859) holding a wine cup.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 11/1888 |
| 503.31 |  | Unpleasant. A young woman of Nagoya in the Ansei period raising her hand.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 11/1888 |
| 503.32 |  | Happy. A modern geisha of the Meiji period catching a firefly.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 11/1888 |
| 503.33 |  | Two baskets of flowers. Title page with table of contents.Fuzoku sanjunisoOban series (32 + title page).Publisher: Tsunashima | 11/1888 |
| 504 | Image not available | The Yamato Newspaper. Probably a continuation of a series published by the Yamato Newspaper that includes at least 25 other prints in chuban and Oban format (see number 488).Yamato shimbunChuban series (2).Publisher: Tsunashima | 6/1888 |
| 504.01 | Image not available | No. 515, Portrait of actor with fan.Yamato shimbunChuban series (2).Publisher: Tsunashima | 6/1888 |
| 504.02 | Image not available | No. 664, Half-length portrait of woman with tray.Yamato shimbunChuban series (2).Publisher: Tsunashima | 12/1888 |
| 505 | Image not available | Entertainment for the opening of a nobleman's garden.TriptychPublisher: Fukuda | 6/1888 |
| 506 | Image not available | The seven lucky gods amusing themselves with the new calendar for 1889.Tsuchinoto ushi shingoyomi shichifukujin asobiOban | 12/1888 |
| 507 |  | Watanabe no Tsuna cuts off the demon's arm at Rashomon. Republished by Hasegawa with seal reading "reproduction not allowed" in upper left margin.Rashomon watanabe no tsuna kiengiri no zuVertical diptychPublisher: Matsui | 1888 |
| 508 |  | The depravity of the monk Seigen. Republished by Hasegawa with seal reading "reproduction not allowed" in upper left margin.Seigen daraku no zuVertical diptychPublisher: Matsui | 2/28/1889 |
| 509 | Image not available | Thirty-six supernatural beings in new forms. Republished by Matsuki, 02/1902.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 4/1889-1892 |
| 509.01 |  | Lord Sadanobu threatens the demon at night in the palace.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 4/1889 |
| 509.02 |  | The heron maiden.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | — |
| 509.03 |  | Takeda Katsuchiyo killing an old badger by moonlight.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 4/1889 |
| 509.04 |  | The old woman flies away with the demon's arm.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 5/1889 |
| 509.05 |  | Omori Hikoshichi meets a demon on the road.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 5/1889 |
| 509.06 |  | The ghost of Seigen haunts SakurahimeShingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 5/1889 |
| 509.07 |  | The spirit of the Komachi cherry tree.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 10/1889 |
| 509.08 |  | Oniwakamaru observes the great carp in the pond.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 10/1889 |
| 509.09 |  | Yoshihira's ghost attacks Mamba Jiro at Nunobiki WaterfallShingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 12/1889 |
| 509.10 |  | Kiyohime changes into a serpent at the Hidaka River.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1/1890 |
| 509.11 | Image not available | Toki Motosada hurling a devil king to the ground at Inohana Mountain in Kai Province.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 2/1890 |
| 509.12 |  | The enlightenment of the courtesan Jigokudayu.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 03/20/1890 |
| 509.13 |  | Shoki enters the emperor's dream and subjugates a demon.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 04/12/1890 |
| 509.14 | Image not available | Fujiwara no Sanekata's resentment turns into sparrows.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 04/13/1890 |
| 509.15 | Image not available | Tawara Toda shooting the giant millipede at the underwater palace of the Dragon King.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 08/24/1890 |
| 509.16 |  | Taira no Koremochi subjugates the evil demon at Togakushi Mountain.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 08/1890 |
| 509.17 | Image not available | The ghost of Okiku at the Dish MansionShingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 08/1890 |
| 509.18 | Image not available | Taira no Kiyomori sees several hundred skeletons at his quarters in Fukuhara.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 09/30/1890 |
| 509.19 |  | The ferocity of Tametomo driving away the smallpox demons.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 10/10/1890 |
| 509.20 | Image not available | Nitta Tadatsune discovering a strange phenomenon in the cave.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 10/27/1890 |
| 509.21 | Image not available | I no Hayata kills the nue in the Imperial PalaceShingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1890 |
| 509.22 |  | The fox spirit Kuzunoha parting from her child.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1890 |
| 509.23 |  | The poet Ariwara Narihira composing a poem during his travels.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1890 |
| 509.24 |  | The wicked thoughts of the priest Raigo transform him into a rat.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1/1891 |
| 509.25 |  | Mori no Rammaru observing the sago palms.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 7/1891 |
| 509.26 |  | Tamamo no Mae standing by the Killer Rock on Nasu Moor.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1891 |
| 509.27 |  | The ghost of the courtesan Otsuyu and the peony lantern.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1891 |
| 509.28 | Image not available | The ghost of Taira no Tomomori appearing to Yoshitsune and Benkei at DaimotsuShingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1891 |
| 509.29 |  | Kobayakawa Takakage debating with the tengu on Mt. Hiko. E: Chokuzan.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1892 |
| 509.30 |  | Princess Yaegaki following the foxfires in a scene from the play Nijushiko.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1892 |
| 509.31 | Image not available | The priest Sogi notices a pair of ghosts in an abandoned house.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1892 |
| 509.32 | Image not available | Minamoto Raiko cuts at the earth spider.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1892 |
| 509.33 |  | Botaro's nurse Otsuji prays to the god of Kompira for his success.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1892 |
| 509.34 |  | The badger that turned into a teakettle at Morinji Temple.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1892 |
| 509.35 |  | Oiwa and the sash serpent in the tale of the ghost of Yotsuya.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1892 |
| 509.36 |  | The Greedy old woman chooses the heavy chest which is full of demons.Shingata sanjurokkaisenOban series (36).Publisher: Sasaki | 1892 |
| 510 | Image not available | The story of Takashima Oiko. See number 479.23Takashima oiko no hanashiDiptych | 4/1889 |
| 511 |  | Carp swimming beneath wisteria.TriptychPublisher: Akiyama | 5/1889 |
| 512 | Image not available | A game of 32 types of women in daily life. Reduced copies after Yoshotoshi's prints by Toshimasa.Fuzoku sanjuniso sugorokuGameboardPublisher: Sasaki | 11/1889 |
| 513 |  | The watermelon fight of the Imperial Boatmen near the palace at Ohama.Ohama goten ni oite ofunate suika kassenTriptych | 1889 |
| 514 | Image not available | Female dancer with fan.. For a novel. Possibly a frontispiece.27.5 x 19.4 cm | 1889 |
| 515 |  | Half-length portrait of Onoe Kikugoro V as the old woman of the lonely house. Poem by Keika. Same format as portrait of Danjuro, number 516.TriptychPublisher: Akiyama | 1/1890 |
| 516 |  | Half-length portrait of Ichikawa Danjuro IX as Benkei in Kanjincho. Poem by Keika. (Same format as 515)TriptychPublisher: Akiyama | 4/1890 |
| 517 | Image not available | Snow, moon, and flowers. Half-length portraits of actors.Setsugekka no uchiTriptych series (3).Publisher: Akiyama | 08/1890 |
| 517.01 |  | Snow. Onoe Baiko (Kikugoro V) as Iwakura Sogen. Second state titled "Iwakura Sogen in the hermitage scene from Hanafubuki."Setsugekka no uchiTriptych series (3).Publisher: Akiyama | 08/1890 |
| 517.1a |  | Snow: Onoe Baikō (Kikugorō V) as Iwakura Sōgen — second stateTriptych | 8/1890 |
| 517.02 |  | Moon. Ichikawa Sansho (Danjuro IX) as the pirate Kezori Kuemon.Setsugekka no uchiTriptych series (3).Publisher: Akiyama | 1890 |
| 517.03 |  | Flowers. Ichikawa Sadanji as Gosho no Gorozo.Setsugekka no uchiTriptych series (3).Publisher: Akiyama | 1890 |
| 518 | Image not available | Mito samurai in snow on Atago Hill. Republication of number 322TriptychPublisher: Akiyama | 09/25/1890 |
| 519 | Image not available | Two women hunting for insects. Supplement for the Miyako Newspaper. Designed together with Shotei.Miyako shimbun furokuPublisher: Miyako Shumbunsha | 11/1890 |
| 520 |  | Opening the storehouse (Yamauba and Kintaro).KurabirakiTriptychPublisher: Akiyama | 1/1891 |
| 521 |  | Ichikawa Danjuro IX as Kuzunoha.Triptych | 3/1891 |
| 522 | Image not available | Child lying on ground. Facsimile of an ink sketch drawn by Yoshitoshi at Komatsukawa Hospital during his illness.19 x 25.5 cm. | 11/12/1891 |
| 523 | Image not available | The Flowers of Japan and the Art of Floral ArrangementPublisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson, Low, Marston and Co.; Kelly & Walsh Ltd. | 1892 |
| 523.01 | Image not available | View of the Plum Blossoms.Publisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson | 1892 |
| 523.02 | Image not available | Cherry Blossoms at Dusk, Yoshiwara,Publisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson | 1892 |
| 523.03 | Image not available | Wisteria Blossoms, Kameido.Publisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson | 1892 |
| 523.04 | Image not available | Viewing the Irises, Horikiri.Publisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson | 1892 |
| 523.05 | Image not available | Viewing the Seven Flowers of Autumn.Publisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson | 1892 |
| 523.06 | Image not available | Viewing the Maples at Oji.Publisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson | 1892 |
| 523.07 | Image not available | Front cover. Peony in metal vase, wisteria in hanging bamboo vase.Publisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson | 1892 |
| 523.08 | Image not available | Back cover. Camellias, water pitcher, scissors, lacquer tray; in Shijo style.Publisher: Tokyo: Hakabunsha; London: Sampson | 1892 |
| 524 | Image not available | Twenty-four good deeds of Imperial Japan. Republication of number 438.Kokoku nijushiko | 3/1893 |
| 525 | Image not available | A blind priest and Uesugi Kenshin. Republication of number 496.TriptychPublisher: Sugiyama | 8/1893 |
| 526 | Image not available | A mirror of valiant warriors: Descending geese at Yahagi Bridge. Posthumous copy of number 200.6.Eiyu bidan musha kagami yahagi no rakuganTriptychPublisher: Katata | 2/1894 |
| 527 |  | The vigor of Japan in the successful conquest of Korea. Republication of number 447.Seikan iko nippon no genkiTriptych | 7/11/1897 |
| 528 | Image not available | Sketches by Yoshitoshi. Yoshitoshi learns the martial arts on Mt. Kurama. See number 482.Yoshitoshi mangaDiptych | 9/01/1897 |
| 529 | Image not available | Twenty-four good deeds of Imperial Japan. See number 496.Kokoku nijushiko | 1895 |
| 530 | Image not available | Shizuka and Yoshitoshi part at Yoshino. See number 493.Yoshino shizuka hangan betsuriTriptych | 773 |
| 531 | Image not available | New forms of thirty-six supernatural beings. See number 509.Shingata sanjurokkaisen | 822 |
| 532 | Image not available | An alphabetical construction of the Treasury of Loyal Retainers.Chushingura iroha tatekataOban | — |
| 533 | Image not available | Wooden bodies of the loyal retainers.Gishi mokutaiOban seriesPublisher: Jakurindo | — |
| 534 | Image not available | Lady Murasaki visits Ishiyama TempleMurasaki shikibu ishiyama sanroVertical diptych | 1886 |
| 535 | Image not available | The loyalty of Kato Kiyomasa during the great Osaka earthquake.Osaka daijishin kiyomasa seichuTriptych | — |
| 536 | Image not available | Chronicle of the ascent of the Toyotomi clan (YK). (possibly same as 267)Toyotomi unshorokuOban series | 1860s |
| 537 | Image not available | Burning incense at Daitoku Temple in MurasakinoMurasakino daitokuji shakoTriptychPublisher: Kobayash | 1880-1885 |
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