Various Artists: eight woodblock prints
Including one chuban-e of a teahouse interior with a courtesan and client, signed (Torii) Kiyonobu ga; one aiban-e of a youth and two beauties viewing peonies, signed Eishi ga, with kiwame and publisher cartouche of Nishimuraya; an oban tate-e featuring contemporary beauties by Utamaro II; an oban tate-e by Eizan of a fashionable beauty, with kiwame and gyoji (unclear) seals; one aiban-e and one oban tate-e by Eisen depicting woman standing with large bundles, each with kiwame and publisher marks of Wakasaya and Sanoya; one later reproduction after Eishi; and one kacho-e reproduction after Hiroshige (various conditions)..
