Ancient Japanese and Chinese brocades, Japanese color prints; Nishiki and Kinran brocades and tapestries from 1400 to 1812, rare prints in early impressions (some from the Hayashi collection) by Harunobu, Buncho, Hiroshige, Kiyonaga, Koriusai, Masanobu, Shuncho, Shunko, Shunyei, Toyoharu, Toyokuni, Utamaro, with a kakemono painting dating from the 13th century of Buddha in gold on a red background

"A Street in Pekin"

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150 rare Japanese color prints

150 rugs from Chinese Turkestan and from China proper, in small, medium and large sizes

400 Japanese color prints

400 Japanese Color Prints Collected by Arnold Genthe Notable Examples of the Important Ukiyoye Artists. A Page from Harunobu's Maneyemon, Utamaro's Early Print after a Harunobu Painting, Shuncho's "Promenade," Hiroshige's "Misty Moonlight," Hokusai's "Return from the Picnic." Pillar Prints by Toyonobu, Haruji, Kiyonaga, Koriusai, Masunobu, Yeishin, Triptychs by Utamaro, Toyokuni I., Yeizan. Eighty Surimono in Flawless Condition, Including Examples by Shunman, Gakutei, Hokusai, Shinsai