Pictures – Varshavsky Collection

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Portraits of a Woman by Henri Manuel and A. de la Rochefoucauld / Photographs, mid-20th century.
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Dora Kallmus and Others. Five Fashion Portraits of a Woman with a Dog / Photographs, c. 1920s.
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Portrait of a Blond Woman in a Hat / Photograph, mid-20th century.
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Otto Rudolf Schatz. Standing woman in a polka-dot dress / Watercolour on paper, 1951.
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Newly Enlarged Complete Pictorial Map of Kyoto (Shinzō saiken kyō ezu daizen) / Folding Map, 1834.
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Katsushika Hokusai. One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji (Fugaku hyakkei) / Picture Book (ehon) in 3 vols., 1868-1912.
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Okumura Masanobu. Secret Manual of Yin-Yang Pleasures (Onmyō hiden hannai-sho) / Miniature Picture Book (ehon), c. 1711-16.
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Keisai Eisen. An Erotic Picture Book of Snow on Fuji (Enpon fuji no yuki) / Picture Book (ehon) in 2 vols., 1824.
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Utagawa Kunisada, Ryūtei Tanehiko. Amorous Murasaki Finds Pleasure in Fifty-some Chapters (Enshi gojū yojō) / Picture Book (ehon) in 3 vols., c. 1835.
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Asakusa no Ichihito & Utagawa Toyokuni I. Mirror Images of Kabuki Actors (Yakusha awase kagami) / Picture Book (ehon), 12th month, 1804.
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Utagawa Hiroshige. Bird’s Eye View of the Great River in the Eastern Capital (Tōto Ōkawa kyōkei ichiran) / Fan print, 1849.
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Utagawa Kuniyoshi. A collection of popular masks (Ryūkō menzukushi) / Two fan prints, 1842.
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Utagawa Hiroshige. Umekawa and Chūbei Walking Along the River, from the Series ‘Onkyoku jin’e zukushi’ / Fan print, 1849-52.
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Katsukawa Shun’en. Kabuki Actors: Sawamura Sōjūrō and Two Others / Fan print, c. 1794–95.
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Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III). Today’s Morning Cherry Blossoms (Jisei asa-zakura) / Fan print, 1856.
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Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III). Kabuki Actor Bandō Mitsugorō IV Evoking the Poet Sōjō Henjō, from the series ‘Tōsei rokkasen’ / Fan print, 1833.
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Fan-Shaped Educational Maps: World Geography and Panoramic Map of Kyoto, 1873.
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Katsukawa Shunchō. Third Month: A couple make love in an interior beside a folding screen, from series ‘Koshoku zue juniko’ / Shunga, c. 1788.