TRIPTYCHSKEYES NUMBERS 300–349
47 catalogue entries, including individual triptychs and triptychs belonging to series. Hover over a thumbnail for a preview; click to view the larger image and print information.
47 entries
| Keyes no. | Image | Title & information | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 300 | ![]() | The burning of the Monjurō Hall at Tōeizan Temple in UenoTōeizan Monjurō yakiuchi no zuTriptych東叡山 文珠樓 焼討 之 図 (文殊楼) | 1874 (12) |
| 301 | Image not available | The bloody battle of the Imperial forces and the fleeting troops at Hakodate HarborHakodate-kō kampei dappei kessen no zuTriptych函館湊 官兵 脱兵 血戦 之 圖 | 1874 (12) |
| 302 | ![]() | May rainSatsuki no ameTriptych皐月 の 雨 | 1874 (12) |
| 303 | ![]() | The Battle of Sannōzan at Tōeizan Temple in UenoTōdai Sannōzan sensō no zuTriptych東台 山王山 戦争 之 圖 | 1874 (12) |
| 304 | Image not available | The Battle of Aizu WakamatsuAizu Wakamatsu sensō zuTriptych会津 若松 戦争 圖 | 1874 |
| 305 | Image not available | The fall of the castle during the revolt in AmakusaAmakusa ikki rakujō zuTriptych天草 一揆 落城 圖 | 1874 |
| 307$ | Image not available | View of Sakai Tadatsugu striking the clock drumSakai Tadatsugu toki-ko da(su) no zuTriptych酒井 忠次 時鼓 打 之 圖Alternative titlesSakai Tadatsugu strikes the clock drum at Hamamatsu Castle | 1874 |
| 308 | Image not available | The battle of the Yodo River in Yamashiro ProvinceJōshū Yodo-gawa sensō zuTriptych城州 淀川 戦争 圖 | 1874 |
| 312$ | Image not available | The delivery of food for the troops at Ōtaka in Owari ProvinceBishū Ōtaka hyōrōiri [no] zuTriptych尾州 大髙 兵糧入 [之] 圖(高) (兵粮) | 1875 (3) |
| 314 | ![]() | Portraits of the generations of the Tokugawa clanTokugawa ruidai zōkenTriptych徳川 累代 像顕 | 1875 (3) |
| 315.59 | ![]() | No. 1155. The great fire that began in Sukiyacho 29 November 1876 and burned all night causing tremendous damage.Postal NewsTriptych | 12/1876 |
| 315.62 | ![]() | No. 9001. Kumamoto rioters (a print that does not appear to have ever been produced).Postal NewsTriptych | 02/1877 |
| 319.1 | ![]() | The founder - Lord Ieyasu (Yasukuni-in)Sho-daiYasukuni-indono Ieyasu-kōTriptych初代 安國 院殿 家康 公 (国)Catalogue notesHonda Heihachirō coming to the rescue of Tokugawa Ieyasu during the battle at Magome. The posthumous name given here, Yasukuni (安國), meaning 'peaceful country', is not Ieyasu's normal one (Tōshō Daigongen, 東照大権現, "Great Buddha, Light of the East"). It is no doubt a tribute to his legacy. Reprinted as #538. | — |
| 319.2 | ![]() | The second of the line - Lord Hidetada (Daitoku-in)Ni-daiDaitoku-indono Hidetada-kōTriptych二代 台徳 院殿 秀忠 公Catalogue notesHidetada is shown here fleeing with Ōkubo from Sanada Daisuke at the Battle of ōsaka Castle.Alternative titlesPosthumous name occasionally given as 'Taitoku' | — |
| 319.3 | ![]() | The third of the line - Lord Iemitsu (Taiyū-in)San-daiTaiyū-indono Iemitsu-kōTriptych三代 大猷 院殿 家光 公Catalogue notesThe insolence of Nankōbō Tenkai, the founder of Kanei-ji Temple, to Iemitsu.Alternative titlesPosthumous name occasionally given as 'Daiyū' | — |
| 319.4 | ![]() | The fourth of the line - Lord Ietsuna (Gen'yū-in)Yo-daiGen'yū-indono Ietsuna-kōTriptych四代 厳有 院殿 家綱 公Catalogue notesIetsuna is shown visiting the family's mausoleum at Nikkō | — |
| 319.5 | ![]() | The fifth of the line - Lord Tsunayoshi (Jōken-in)Go-daiJōken-indono Tsunayoshi-kōTriptych五代 常憲 院殿 綱吉 公Catalogue notesYanagizawa Yatarō entertaining the fifth shōgun, Tsunayoshi, with courtesans | — |
| 319.6 | ![]() | The seventh of the line - Lord Ietsugu (Yūshō-in)Shichi-daiYūshō-indono Ietsugu-kōTriptych七代 有章 院殿 家継 公Catalogue notesEntertainment of the infant Ietsugu, the seventh shōgun | — |
| 319.7 | ![]() | The twelfth of the line - Lord Ieyoshi (Shintoku-in)Jū-ni-daiShintoku-indono Ieyoshi-kōTriptych十二代 鎮徳 院殿 家慶 公Catalogue notesThe barge of the twelfth shōgun, Ieyoshi, on the Sumida River | — |
| 319.8 | ![]() | The thirteenth of the line - Lord Iesada (Onkyō-in)Jū-san-daiOnkyō-indono Iesada-kōTriptych十三代 温恭 院殿 家定 公Catalogue notesIesada, the thirteenth shōgun, watching a sumō match between Koyanagi Jōkichi and Arauma Daigorō at Fukiage Garden | — |
| 319.9 | ![]() | The fourteenth of the line - Lord Iemochi (Shōtoku-in)Jū-yon-daiShōtoku-indono Iemochi-kōTriptych十四代 昭徳 院殿 家茂 公Catalogue notesIemochi, the fourteenth shōgun, watching his forces in mock combat at Ōsaka Castle | — |
| 319.10 | ![]() | The fifteenth of the line - Lord Tokugawa YoshinobuJūgo-daiTokugawa Yoshinobu-kōTriptych十五代 徳川 慶喜 公Catalogue notesYoshinobu, the fifteenth and final Tokugawa shōgun, escaping to his ship, Kanyōmaru, after the battle of Toba-Fushimi | ca. 1876 |
| 320 | ![]() | Sailors of the Unyōkan attack Kōka in KoreaUnyōkan heishi Chōsen Kōka tatakai no zuTriptych雲揚艦 兵士 朝鮮 江華 戦 之 圖(雲揚号) | 1875 (10) |
| 321 | Image not available | Picture of the successful attack on the Korean forces at Kōka Bay by the angry sailors of the Japanese ship Unyōkan, which was shelled while engaged in nautical surveyingTriptych | ca. 1875 (10) |
| 322* | ![]() | On the third day of the third month of 1858 the Mito samurai gathered on Atago Hill in Shiba to drink their last farewell, having decided to assassinate Ii Tairō, the Lord of Hakone, to avenge the disgrace of their late masterTriptych | ca. 1875 (10) |
| 323 | Image not available | Yorozuyo Bridge in TōkyōTōkei Yorozuyo-bashiTriptych東京 萬代橋 之 図 | ca. 1875 (10) |
| 326 | Image not available | The Progress of the Fragrant Waves of Mito (Segi)Mito rōhōchokuTriptych水戸 浪芳捗 | 1875 |
| 327 | ![]() | Famous patriots of the nationJinchū hōkoku kōmei ichiranTriptych盡忠 報国 高名 一覧 | 1875 |
| 329 | Image not available | View of Ryogoku Bridge in TōkyōTōkei Ryōgoku-bashi no zuTriptych東京 兩國橋 之 圖 (両国) 長サ九拾二間幅六間Catalogue notesThe kan-ji sub-title has not been read | 1875 |
| 330* | Image not available | A brothel in TōkyōTōkyō giro ichiranTriptych東京 妓楼 一覧Catalogue notes"Probably a duplicate of #269." | 1875 |
| 332 | Image not available | Kawanakajima and color prints of the Eastern capital(Untitled)Kawanakajima Tōto nishiki-eTriptych川中島 東都 錦絵 | 1876 (3) |
| 339 | Image not available | The suppression of the outlaws at KumamotoKumamoto zokuto tōbatsu no zuTriptych熊本 賊徒 討伐 之 圖 | 1876 (11.11) |
| 340.1 | ![]() | The death of the insurgents in the Kumamoto RebellionKumamoto bōdō zoku sakigake uchijini no zuTriptych熊本 暴動 賊魁 討死 之 図 | ca. 1876 (11) |
| 340.2 | ![]() | The capture of the outlaws at Uryū HarborUryū kō nite zoku sakigake hobaku no zuTriptych宇龍 港 ニテ 賊 魁 捕縛 之 図 | 1876 (22.11) |
| 340.3 | ![]() | The Empress at the railway station in NishikyōKōgō miya Saikyō gyōkei tetsudō kan hassha no zuTriptych皇后 宮 西亰 行啓 鐵道 舘 發車 之 圖 (西京) (鉄道) (館) (発車) | 1876 (5.12) |
| 340.4 | Image not available | The revolt of the stubborn peasants in Mie PrefectureTriptych | 1877 (1) |
| 340.5 | ![]() | The rebel insurrection in the Kagoshima disturbanceKagoshima kenka zokuto hōki no jikenTriptych鹿兒島 縣下 賊徒 蜂起 之 ?件 | 1877 (14.2) |
| 340.6! | ![]() | View of the major battle against the villains of the Hagi RebellionKyōzoku bōdō Hagi taisen no zuTriptych兇賊 暴動 萩 大戦 之 圖Catalogue notesThe Hagi Rebellion was one of the samurai uprisings against the new Japanese government in the early Meiji period. | — |
| 341 | Image not available | An illustrated report from KumamotoKumamoto dempō {denpō} zugaTriptych熊本 傳報 圖畫 (伝報) (圖画)Catalogue notesThe reading 'denpō' is possibly preferred | ca. 1876 (11) |
| 342* | ![]() | An illustrated telegram from KumamotoKumamoto dempō zushoTriptych熊本 伝報 図 | 1876 |
| 343 | Image not available | (Meaning unclear)Murasaki nobe ipponTriptych紫 野辺 一品 ? | 1876 |
| 344$ | Image not available | The great battle of YashimaYashima ō-kassen [no] zuTriptych八嶋 大合戦 圖 | 1876 |
| 345$ | Image not available | View of a banquet for the Toyotomi clan by Lord TokugawaTokugawa-kō Toyotomi [no] shokō kyōō [no] zuTriptych徳川公 豊臣 [之] 諸侯 饗應 [之] 圖 (饗応) | 1877 (1) |
| 346 | ![]() | Brave warriors of the Shimazu clanShimazu-ke eiyū-zoroiTriptych島津家 英雄揃 (島津氏) | 1877 (2) |
| 347 | ![]() | A picture of the news from KagoshimaShinbun Kagoshima utsushi-e {mosha}Triptych新聞 鹿児嶌 模冩(模写)Catalogue notesAttack at a school | 1877 (2) |
| 348 | ![]() | A chronicle of the pursuit of the rebels at KagoshimaKagoshima bōto tsuitōkiTriptych鹿兒島 暴徒 追討記(児) | 1877 (2) |
| 349$ | ![]() | A chronicle of the subjugation of Kagoshima in Satsuma ProvinceSasshū KagoshimaSei-tōki no uchiTriptych薩州 鹿兒島 征討記 之 内(児)Catalogue notesThis one may be distinguished from the identically-titled #355.1 by the date and publisher. | 1877 (3.3) |
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