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thekimonogallery:A set of silver models of a rooster, hen and a chick from Japan. Meiji period, 19th

Princess Takiyasha, Toyohara Chikanobu, 1884

whoaart:Kawabata Gyokusho (1842-1913), “Traveling by Moonlight”. Ink and color, 1800s, Meiji Period,

Ornately lacquered Japanese Tachi, Meiji Period (1868-1912)from Olympia Auctions

thekimonogallery:Wedding Uchikake.  Late Meiji period (1890-1910), Japan.  The Kimono Gallery. A lar

A silk kimono with an even and luxurious handle, featuring geometric and flower motifs accomplished

Pleasure Boats and Shibori 1910s

Moon over MusashinoKamisaka Sekka (Japanese; 1866–1942)1909Woodcut In: Momoyogusa = Flowers of a Hun

Waterfall and Monkeys, Shibata Zeshin, 1872

Tea Gathering: Women of the Hōei Era (from the series Thirty-Six Elegant Selections), Toshikata Mizu

Samurai of the Chosyu clan, during the Boshin War period. c1860s, Felice Beato.The end of feuda

Kagami netsuke with design of peacock and peoniesJapaneseEdo period–Meiji eramid to late 19th

japaneseaesthetics:Young Woman Subject to Mischief.  Postcard: color lithograph; ink oncard sto

正資亜米利加人True Picture of Americans歌川芳員Utagawa Yoshikazu1861

yajifun:New Year’s ad謹賀新年 太物穀類荒物商　絵師不明　西垣武一 旧蔵　1908年“上州佐波郡三郷村波志江 平田豊作”

ようちえんいきGoing to kindergartenLate 19th century

滑稽時局世界地図The Illustration of The Great European War No.1 - A Humorous Atlas of the World田中良三Tanaka Ry

クラブ化粧品の広告　クラブおしろいClub Cosmetics Advertisement - Club skin whitening powder婦人世界１１月よりfrom the Nov

taishou-kun:Princesses Nashimotonomiya Masako 梨本宮家方子 (Li Masako 李 方子 1901-1989) & Nashimoton

電気ブランDenki BranDenki Bran is a brandy cocktail drink that was created in the Kamiya Bar of Asakusa,

小学唱歌之略図Singing Songs for Primary Education, an Informal Picture楊洲周延Yōshū Chikanobu1887

幼稚鳩巣戯劇之圖Playing the Pigeon’s Nest gameA painting of Japan’s first kindergarten teach

「荒物商 西條弥三郎」 羽子板 にわとりを持つ美人と礼服姿の男２人Beauties holding battledores and chicken, with 2 men in formalwearE

Excerpts from a Yokohama dialect Japanese phrasebook in the 1800sBishop of HomocoYokohama, 1879

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