Kyosai Kawanabe Posters & Wall Art Prints

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Kyosai Kawanabe

White Eagle and Monkey

Monsters Curtain at a Kabuki Theatre

Congratulations on Maritime Security for All Eternity

Bird and Hornets

Old Picture of the Rashomon Gate from the Series Scenes of Famous Places

A Dutchman Capturing a Ferocious Tiger Alive

Rabbits Catching a Lizard

Kyosai Hyakukyo, Doke Hyakumamben, Triptych, 1864

Kyosai Rakuga - Monkeys

Yoshida Sawaemon Kanesada and Okuda Magodayu Shigemori

Two Crows on a Plum Branch with Rising Sun

Shoki and Two Demons

Crow Resting on Wood Trunk

Cat Catching a Flog

Beauty Watching Frogs at Play

School for Spooks, No. 3 from the Series Drawings for Pleasure by Kyosai

Genroku Nihonnishiki, Hayami Mitsutaka and Makino Nijifusa

Figures from Otsu-E Paintings of the Floating World in a Drunken Stupor

Guardian God, Ni-o

Genroku Nihonnishiki, Muramatsu Sandayu

Hundreds Demon March at Night

Mount Akiba from the Series Scenes of Famous Places Along the Tokaido Road

Kyosai Rakuga - Bird and Flowers

Fiery God Fudo and Assistants

Chiba Saburobei Mitsutada and Yato Ueshichi Norikane

Sleeping Cat

Muramatsu Sandayu Takanao and Yanagihara Heiemon

Snake Extermination of by Frog

Reclining Beauty and Cat

Wonderful Mirror of Japanese Soul

Shoki Riding on a Tiger Chasing Demons Away, Titled Satsuki

Party at Yoshiwara

Sumo Wrestling

Oishi Sezaemon Nobukiyo and Terasaka Kichiemon Nobuyuki

Go into Mountain Man and Woman for Give Birth

Foreigners Playing Sumo

A True Picture of the Fierce Live Tiger Never Seen from the Past to the Present

Kyosai Rakuga - Catfish

Scene of the Other World, No. 4

Okajima Yasoemon Tsuneki and Kurahashi Densuke Takeyuki

Dragon and Tiger

Crow in the Snow

A Wolf Attacked by White Eagle

Cat and Mouse

Images of the Fifteen Ashikaga Shoguns at the Toji-In in Kyoto