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Yosooi and Matsumura of the Matsubaya from an untitled series of double portraits of courtesans, ca. 1802–1805

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Women Watching a Boy Dance by a Painted Screen, panel from an incomplete triptych, ca. 1801–1806

Kitagawa Utamaro
Women Watching a Boy Dance by a Painted Screen, panel from an incomplete triptych, ca. 1801–1806

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Women Drawing Strings for Prizes, right panel of a triptych, ca. 1802–1804

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Women Drawing Strings for Prizes, left panel of a triptych, ca. 1802–1804

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Woman with Winecup, Girl with Kettle from he series Twelve Types of Women Matched with Famous Places (Meisho fukei bijin juniso ), ca. 1800–1805

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Woman Carrying Laundry from the series Twelve Types of Women Matched with Famous Places (Meisho fukei bijin juniso), ca. 1800–1805

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Wakaura of Wakanaya from the series An Appraisal of Courtesans and Geisha (Keisei geisha shinasdame), ca. 1800–1805

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Two Women with Fans beside a Stream, from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers, ca. 1802–1805

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Two Women Dressing a Baby Boy Like the Abbot Henjo, from the series Modern Children as the Six Immortal Poets, ca. 1805

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Two Women and Man on a Fishing Boat, panel from an unidentified triptych, ca. 1800–1804

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Three Women with Fullers' Mallets (Settsu) from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

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The Tama River of Noji In Omi Province from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

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The Tama River of Mutsu from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

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The Tama River of Musashi from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

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The Tama River of Ide In Yamashiro Province from the sereies The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

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Shunga print from the series Michiyuki koi no futusao, 1802

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Seiro ehon nenju gyoji (Picture Book of Annual Events in the Licensed Quarters), Vol. 2, 1804

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Yosooi and Matsumura of the Matsubaya from an untitled series of double portraits of courtesans, ca. 1802–1805

Women Watching a Boy Dance by a Painted Screen, panel from an incomplete triptych, ca. 1801–1806

Women Watching a Boy Dance by a Painted Screen, panel from an incomplete triptych, ca. 1801–1806

Women Drawing Strings for Prizes, right panel of a triptych, ca. 1802–1804

Women Drawing Strings for Prizes, left panel of a triptych, ca. 1802–1804

Woman with Winecup, Girl with Kettle from he series Twelve Types of Women Matched with Famous Places (Meisho fukei bijin juniso ), ca. 1800–1805

Woman Carrying Laundry from the series Twelve Types of Women Matched with Famous Places (Meisho fukei bijin juniso), ca. 1800–1805

Wakaura of Wakanaya from the series An Appraisal of Courtesans and Geisha (Keisei geisha shinasdame), ca. 1800–1805

Two Women with Fans beside a Stream, from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers, ca. 1802–1805

Two Women Dressing a Baby Boy Like the Abbot Henjo, from the series Modern Children as the Six Immortal Poets, ca. 1805

Two Women and Man on a Fishing Boat, panel from an unidentified triptych, ca. 1800–1804

Three Women with Fullers' Mallets (Settsu) from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

The Tama River of Noji In Omi Province from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

The Tama River of Mutsu from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

The Tama River of Musashi from the series The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

The Tama River of Ide In Yamashiro Province from the sereies The Six Elegant Tama Rivers (Furyu mutamagawa), ca. 1802–1805

Shunga print from the series Michiyuki koi no futusao, 1802

Seiro ehon nenju gyoji (Picture Book of Annual Events in the Licensed Quarters), Vol. 2, 1804