collection: Tokyo National Museum / depicts: Bijin
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31 artworks found
instance of: woodcut print (30) | painting (1)
genre: ukiyo-e (30) | nishiki-e (28) | Bijinga (23) | Mitate-e (11) | Benizuri-e (2) | Nikuhitsuga (1) | kodomo-e (1) | Hashira-e (1) | abuna-e (1)
artist: Suzuki Harunobu (30) | Hishikawa Moronobu (1)
part of the series: Flowers of Beauty from Floating World (3) | [Mitate] (Allusion) to the Seven Stories of Ono no Komachi (2) | Fūzoku Shiki Kasen (1) | Yatsushi (Parody) of Seven Stories of Ono no Komachi (1) | Illustration of a Poem by Rokkasen (Six Immortal Poets) (1)
country of origin: Japan (4)
Beauty Writing a Wish on a Poem Card for the Star Festival
Mitate (Parody) of Ono no Tofu (Famous calligrapher of the Heian period)
Beauty Coming Out from Mosquito Net
Beauties Playing Cat's Cradle
Beauty Playing the Koto Zither
Two Beauties Picking Irises by Veranda in the Rain
Beauties of the Floating World Compared to Flowers: Nokaze of Matsuzakaya in Shinagawa
Two Beauties and a Man in Boats
Child Playing on Wooden Horse and Beauty with Umbrella
Garyubai Plum Tree
Illustration of a Poem by Rokkasen (Six Immortal Poets): Sojo Henjo
Mitate (Parody) of Seven Stories of Ono no Komachi: Sekidera Komachi
Woman Visiting the Shrine in the Night
Mitate (Parody) of Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove
Beauties Picking Lotus Flowers from Boat
Beauties of the Floating World Compared to Flowers: Young Woman
Beauty Looking Back
Mitate (Parody) of Kikujido (Immortal child)
Throwing Dishes to Fulfill a Wish
Hatsui and Hagi of the Yamashiroya
Parody of Legend of Huang Shigong and Zhang Liang
Mitate (Parody) of the Village of Yamabuki
[Mitate] (Allusion) to the Seven Stories of Ono no Komachi: Shimizu Komachi
Yatsushi (Parody) of Seven Stories of Ono no Komachi: Sekidera
Beauties and Moored Boat
Mitate (Parody) of the Immortal Kume (TNM)
Mitate (Parody) of Young Woman as Daikokuten (God of Good Fortune)
Bush Clover Viewers
Beauty in the Litter under a Cherry Tree
Genre Scenes Illustrating Poems of the Four Seasons: Yayoi (Third month)
Two Beauties as Strolling Musicians