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Copperplate etching: "Tôfukuji Tsûtenbashi no kiri", "The Paulownia Trees at the Tsûten Bridge in the Tôfuku Temple". By Inoue Kyûk¿E signed "Sha Kyûk¿Esei". Printed in brown ink.
Copperplate etching: "View Southward along the Sumida River". Bird's eye view of Edo, with in the far distance the peak of Mount Fuji. By Aôdô Denzen.
Copperplate etching: "View from Senrihara", by Yasuda Raishû. Number two of his series of twelve famous places around Edo (1821-1823). Note the borders with insect designs, and the signature in western script, below right: "Jasda Sadakiti".
Copperplate etching: "View of Enokizaka", produced in black and white, border imitating a fringed piece of cloth. Ox-cart drawn by one ox, transporting bundles of cloth (?). Row of houses; moat with wall. By Aôdô Denzen.
Copperplate etching: "View of Mimeguri Shrine". Long dike along the water, the shrine in the distance. Tree in foreground; man leading a horse. Top: a (western-style) banner-cartouche, with text in katakana: "Mimekuri no tsu". By Aôdô Denzen.
Copperplate etching: "View of Sensô-ji on Mount Kinryû". The main temple of the Sensô-ji and the gateway on the right. Courtyard filled with visitors; a tall tree. By Aôdô Denzen.
Copperplate etching: "View of a Western Park", by Aôdô Denzen. Representation of Hyde Park in London, which might owe something to Shiba Kôkan's depiction of the Serpentine Lake in the same location (see acc. 20148). Lake with boats, figures getting on an
Copperplate etching: "Violin", by Aôdô Denzen. The copperplate was also used for decorating textile; a lining of a basketwork handbag printed with Denzen's "Violin" has been preserved.
Copperplate etching: "Yamazaki Fûkei</i>, "View of Yamazaki". From the series "Namiwa meishô", "Famous Places in Namiwa (=Ôsaka)". By Matsuda Ryokuzan ("alias" Gengendô II), signed (in western script) "Gen II". Printed in blue ink.
Copperplate etching: <i>Ryôgokuhashi no hishu", "Escaping the Summer Heat at Ryôgoku Bridge", by Yasuda Raish¿E Number six of his series of eight famous places around Edo (1821-1823), <i>Tôto shôkei dôban shinzu", "True Copperplate Pictures of the Eastern
Copperplate etching: Ryôgoku Bridge, near Edo. Two-storied house in the foreground, in the distance a vast stretch of water with boats. Cartouche with Dutch text "TWEELANDBRUK", "Bridge of Two Countries". By Shiba Kôkan.
Copperplate etching: a Dutchman smoking a pipe, by Yasuda Denki (a pupil of Aôdô Denzen). He is seated on a chair, in the background view from a balcony, showing a Dutch landscape.
Copperplate etching: a street scene at Ochanomizu. Row of houses, street with pedestrians and a man with horse; river with bridge and along the other side a dike with trees, casting dark shadows. By Shiba Kôkan, dated spring 1784.
Copperplate etching: a western (mythological?) subject: a man offering a shining jewel to a goddess on a dias. From a jar under the godess's arm, water splashes out. By Inoue Ky¡¦¡¦ Signed "Ky¡¦¡¦sei/I>, with "kakihan". Printed in blue ink.
Copperplate etching: an old warrior (Benkei?) being massaged by a little demon. By Inoue Ky¡¦¡¦ signed "Ky¡¦¡¦gasei". Printed in blue ink.
Copperplate etching: the Kangyo Pavilion, by Yasuda Denki (a pupil of Aôdô Denzen). The pavilion formed part of the estate of one of the officials attached to the lord of Shirakawa, whom Denki served as a resident artist.
Copperplate etching: the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park, London, by Shiba Kôkan. Pond with white swans; trees; visitors of the park, one feeding the birds, one lying on a bench, one playing with a dog. Based upon a European imported view-box print.
Copperplate etching: the artist's studio, by Shiba Kokan. On the right an etching press: wooden frame supporting the rollers and press bed. In the centre the artist, supposed to be Kokan himself, but the entire scene, in particular the still-life foregrou
Copperplate etching: the falls of Ôkuma, with to the left the pavilion containing the inscribed stele in memory of the poet Bashô, by Aôdô Denzen, 1814.
Copperplate etching: two human figures symbolizing Harmony and Success; on the right and left coral and waves; on the right the motto "Wag $B!& (Bsei manpuku/nisshin taihei-zen", "Harmony produces all kinds of good fortune; day by day it brings the wages

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