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    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    Still‑Life with a Ceramic Stroking‑Ox (Nade‑ushi)

    Artist: Keisai Eisen, Japanese, 1790–1848
    Date: 
    1829 (Year of the Ox)
    Medium: 

    Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with gold and silver pigment

    Accession Number: 
    2020.2.2
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    Three Antiques, from the series Esteemed Objects: Leather; Inrō; Netsuke (Meibutsu: Kawa; dō inrō; dō netsuke)

    Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
    Date: 
    ca. 1810
    Medium: 

    Surimono, horizonatl ko-ban; polychrome woodblock print with gold and silver pigment, yellow copper powder, lacquer, and gauffrage

    Accession Number: 
    2020.54.3
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    White: Tin “Middleman” (Shiro: Suzu nakatsugi), from the series Five Colors of Tea Utensils (Chaki goshiki)

    Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
    Date: 
    ca. 1818
    Medium: 

    Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass and silver pigment and gauffrage

    Accession Number: 
    ILE2017.30.130
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    Yellow: Old Brocade from Famous Bits and Pieces (Ki: Kokiran meibutsu gire), from the series Five Colors of Tea Utensils (Chaki goshiki)

    Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
    Date: 
    ca. 1818
    Medium: 

    Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass and gold pigment and light gauffrage

    Accession Number: 
    ILE2017.30.131
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    Still Life with Drums

    Artist: Senryū, Japanese, active ca. 1825–1850
    Date: 
    ca. 1840
    Medium: 

    Surimono, horizontal chū-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass and silver pigment and light gauffrage

    Accession Number: 
    2020.54.4
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    Three Views of Japan (Nihon sankei), with Miyajima in Aki (Aki no Miyajima), Bridge to Heaven (Tango Hashidate) (commonly Ama no Hashidate), and Pine Islands in Ōshū (Ōshū Matsushima)

    Artist: Utagawa Toyohiro, Japanese, 1773–1828
    Date: 
    ca. 1820
    Medium: 

    Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass, gold, and silver pigment and light gauffrage

    Accession Number: 
    ILE2017.30.150
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    White Cat Reflected in a Lacquer Dresser

    Artist: Yashima Gakutei, Japanese, ca. 1786–ca. 1855
    Date: 
    probably 1830 (Year of the Tiger)
    Medium: 

    Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass pigment and gauffrage

    Accession Number: 
    ILE2017.30.206
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    Goldfish

    Artist: Totoya Hokkei, Japanese, 1780–1850
    Date: 
    ca. 1818
    Medium: 

    Surimono, shikishiban; polychrome woodblock print with silver pigment, gauffrage, and bokashi (fading technique)

    Accession Number: 
    2020.54.7
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    Blue: Celadon Standing Ladle Holder (Ao: Seiji shaku tate), from the series Five Colors of Tea Utensils (Chaki goshiki)

    Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
    Date: 
    ca. 1818
    Medium: 

    Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass pigment and gauffrage

    Accession Number: 
    ILE2017.30.248
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    Asian Art

    Three Crabs at Water’s Edge

    Artist: Yashima Gakutei, Japanese, ca. 1786–ca. 1855
    Date: 
    ca. 1827
    Medium: 

    Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with mica and gauffrage

    Accession Number: 
    ILE2017.30.264
    Culture: 
    Japanese
    Period: 
    Edo period (1615–1868)
    Classification: 
    Works on Paper - Prints
    Status: 
    On view

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