Tomioka Tessai

1890

Sake Party with No Light

Cleveland Museum of Art

1894

Scene Inspired by the Scrolls of Frolicking Animals and Humans

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1912

Monkey trying to catch a catfish with a gourd

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Releasing the Oar in the Plum Valley

Museum of Fine Arts Boston

Calligraphy in printed pocket folder

Vanderbilt Museum of Art

Landscape

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Portraits of Ike Taiga and His Calligraphies in Seal and Grass Styles

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Crane and Pine

Minneapolis Institute of Art

1867

Su's Embankment on a Spring Morning

Seattle Art Museum

1869

Manzai Performers

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1875

Searching for Plums at Tsukigase

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

1875

Mountain and River Landscape

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

1875

Mountain and River Landscape

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

1880

Letter Messenger (Fumizukae)

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1890

Japanese Historical Figures 日本歴史人物図 (Nihon rekishi jinbutsu zu)

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1906

Three Friends of Winter

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1913

Poetry Gathering at the Orchid Pavilion (Lanting)

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1914

Painting and Calligraphy to Celebrate Longevity 祝壽書画 (Shukuju shoga), (for Mr. Onodera Shūta 小野寺秀太); Accomapnied by Tessai’s letter addressed to Onodera Shūta小野寺秀太dated 5.13.1915, mounted into a handscroll

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1914

Rock in the Shape of a Fantastic Mountain

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1916

Gathering to Celebrate Old Age

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1918

Huaisu Writing on a Banana Leaf

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1919

Hall of Enma, the King of Hell

Metropolitan Museum of Art

1924

Washing Away the Vulgar While Viewing a Waterfall

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Landscape

Seattle Art Museum