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Kanamono in the form of a Chinese dignitary and attendant

Kanamono in the form of a Chinese dignitary and attendant

Shômin Unno

mid to late 19th century

Kanamono in the form of a Chinese dignitary with a bundle of scrolls, and an attendant with a basket

Kanamono in the form of a Chinese dignitary with a bundle of scrolls, and an attendant with a basket

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of a courtesan cleaning an oni's ears, with a young boy in attendance

Kanamono in the form of a courtesan cleaning an oni's ears, with a young boy in attendance

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of a family group with a child, mother and grandmother

Kanamono in the form of a family group with a child, mother and grandmother

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of a samurai pleading with a departing courtesan

Kanamono in the form of a samurai pleading with a departing courtesan

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of Ebisu struggling with an octopus and Daikoku with his mallet and sack raided by two rats

Kanamono in the form of Ebisu struggling with an octopus and Daikoku with his mallet and sack raided by two rats

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of Ebisu struggling with an octopus and Daikoku with his mallet and sack raided by two rats

Kanamono in the form of Ebisu struggling with an octopus and Daikoku with his mallet and sack raided by two rats

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of Futen raising a storm, with backplate

Kanamono in the form of Futen raising a storm, with backplate

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of Kidomaru's failed attempt to murder his flute-playing brother Hirai Yasumasa

Kanamono in the form of Kidomaru's failed attempt to murder his flute-playing brother Hirai Yasumasa

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of Minamoto no Yorimasa, I no Hayata and the nue

Kanamono in the form of Minamoto no Yorimasa, I no Hayata and the nue

Umeyama Morichika

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of the Chinese painters Cho Soyo (Zhang Sengyu) or Go Doshi (Wu Daozi) confronted by a dragon which has come to life from one of his pictures, watched by a boy attendant

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Kanamono in the form of three figures, a central armed courtier drinking sake, an attendant on the left with a sake kettle, a figure in Chinese dress on the right with a fruiting branch

Kanamono in the form of three figures, a central armed courtier drinking sake, an attendant on the left with a sake kettle, a figure in Chinese dress on the right with a fruiting branch

Unno Moritoshi

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)