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Hotei, Kano Takanobu Japanese, Hanging scroll; ink and color on paper, Japan — Hotei
Kano Takanobu
Tetsuzan Sōdon
1616

Album of the Phoenix Bird (Ranpō jō) 鸞鳳帖, Keian Tenrai 桂庵天籟 Japanese, Woodblock printed book (orihon, accordion-style); ink and color on paper with metallic pigments, Japan — Album of the Phoenix Bird (Ranpō jō) 鸞鳳帖
Multiple artists/makers
1806 (Bunka 3)

Album of Flowers and the Moon (Kagetsu jō) 花月帖
, Mori Tetsuzan 森徹山 Japanese, Woodblock printed book (orihon, accordion-style); ink and color on paper, Japan — Album of Flowers and the Moon (Kagetsu jō) 花月帖
Multiple artists/makers
late 19th century reprint of original edition of 1836

Album of Flowers and the Moon (Kagetsu jō) 花月帖
, Kawamura Kihō 河村琦鳳 Japanese, Woodblock-printed book (orihon, accordion-style); ink and color on paper, Japan — Album of Flowers and the Moon (Kagetsu jō) 花月帖
Multiple artists/makers
1836

Inrō with Chinese Scholars and Characters

, Kitajima Setsuzan, Three cases; lacquered wood with black and brown takamaki-e, togidashimaki-e<br/>Netsuke: manjū type, ivory; writing implements and books<br/>Ojime: malachite bead, Japan — Inrō with Chinese Scholars and Characters
Kitajima Setsuzan
early to mid-18th century

Portrait of Zhu Xi, Tani Bunchō Japanese, Hanging scroll; ink and color on silk, Japan — Portrait of Zhu Xi
Tani Bunchō
Shibano Ritsuzan
1796

March 13th ’20, from the Diary series, Noda Tetsuya 野田哲也 Japanese, Silkscreen with woodblock printing on washi (Japanese handmade paper), Japan — March 13th ’20, from the Diary series
Noda Tetsuya 野田哲也
2020