18 AD – Page 5 – Varshavsky Collection

Ovid’s Metamorphoses in Latin and English (2 vols.) — Amsterdam: Wetstein & Smith, 1732.

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Utagawa Toyohiro. Young man arranging flowering iris, c. 1795.

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Romeyn de Hooghe. Spiegel van Staat / 2 volumes. — Amsterdam: Jan ten Hoorn, 1706-7.

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Gomoku-zōgan tsuba. Early Edo period, 17th century.

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Katsukawa Shunshō. Standing portrait of a young man holding chrysanthemum flowers. Ca. 1776

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[Voltaire]. La Pucelle d’Orléans, Poëme héroï-comique en dix-huit chants. — Genève: [Cazin], 1788.

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Plan de la Ville et Citadelle de Cambray; engraving, mid-18th century.

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Utagawa Toyokuni I. Women Weaving and Boy Playing with Puppies

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Katsukawa Shunshō. Actor Ichikawa Ebizō III (Danjūrō IV) in a Shibaraku role, 1772.

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De Chertablon & de Hooghe. La maniere de se bien preparer a la Mort. – Antwerp: George Gallet, 1700.

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Pierre-Joseph Bernard. L’art d’aimer, et poésies diverses. — Anonymous, [1775?]

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Katsukawa Shunkō. Actor Matsumoto Kōshirō IV, late 18th century.

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Nishigaki tsuba with paulownia motif by Kanshiro III. Edo period, early 18th century.

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Fables de M. de Florian. — Paris: P. Didot l’Ainé, 1792.

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Desiderius Erasmus. L’Éloge de la folie / Traduit par Nicolas Gueudeville, illustré par Charles Eisen. — [Paris]: 1751.

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Ioannis Baptistae Passeri. Pisauren. nob. Eugubini De tribus vasculis Etruscis encaustice pictis a Clemente XIV P.O.M. in museum Vaticanum inlatis dissertatio. — Florentiae: Typographia Moückiana, 1772.

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Shakudō kozuka of Kaga school with insects motif. Edo period, ca. 1700.

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Kitao Masanobu (Santō Kyōden). Parody of the Nō Play Chōryō. Ca. 1770.

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