Artwork from Japan | The Walters Art Museum

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century

Matsushige (Japanese) Artist

18th-19th century (Edo; Meiji)

18th-19th century (Edo)

Shomosai Masamitsu (Japanese) Artist

18th-19th century (late Edo)

Kikuchi Tsunekatsu (Japanese, born 1704) Artist

early-mid 18th century (mid Edo)

Japanese Artist

18th century

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century

Japanese Artist

18th century (Edo)

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century (Edo; Meiji)

Japanese Artist

18th century (Edo)

Japanese Artist

18th century

Tadatsugu (Japanese) Artist

18th-19th century

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century (Edo; Meiji)

Soshu School (Japanese) Metalworker

18th century (Momoyama)

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century (Edo-Meiji)

Japanese Artist

18th century (Edo)

Japanese Artist

18th century (Edo)

Gyokuunsai (Japanese, active 18th century) Artist

18th century (Edo)

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century (Edo; Meiji)

Japanese Artist

1700-1725 (Edo)

Ogata Korin (Japanese, 1658-1716) Artist

18th-19th century

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century (Edo; Meiji)

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century (Edo)

1st half 18th century (mid Edo)

Japanese Artist

18th century (Edo)

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century

Japanese Artist

1700-1725 (Imari)

Japanese Artist

18th-19th century (Edo; Meiji)

Japanese Artist

1700-1850 (Edo)

Kamejo (Japanese, died 1772) Artist

1700-1772 (Edo)

Japan

Japan

Cabinet incense game/ko-awasa-dogu-dana; Blossoming trees/rockeries/birds

Box for Documents; View into a house/feathers

Writing Box, Bridge/cherry blossoms/ 5 mitsuaoi=crest

Ashinaga ("Long-legs") and Tenaga ("Long-arms") Catching a Fish

Dagger with Quail Amidst Rice Stalks

Wine Cup (sakazuki) with Lady Murasaki

Tsuba with Tanabata Festival Decorations

Box for incense game/ ko-go; In shape of fan /court carriage etc

Writing Box with Mountain scenes/ tokugawa mon

Box for Japanese Armor

Lion with Ball

Helmet ("Kawari Kabuto") with Conch Shell ("Horagai") Shape

Large Document box (ryoshi-bako); `maple picnic'

Smoking Set with Noh Masks

The Taoist Immortal Chokaro

Dagger in the Form of Rotting Wood

Ashinaga (Long Legs)

Container for Incense Wood with Overlapping Fans

Box for the Incense Game (ko-bako) with Flowers of the Four Seasons

Tobacco Pouch with "Shishi" Lions

Octopus Grasping a Piece of Coral

Dish with Vase and Flowers

Box with Double Cherry Blossoms

Child Frightened by a Man with a No Mask

Incense Box with Maple Leaves

Tsuba with Taoist Immortals and Their Animals

Cabinet for Storing Incense Wood

Writing Box with Leaf-shaped fan with rooster etc

Covered Jar with a Geisha Garden Party

Writing Box and Implements (suzuri bako) with a Pheasant Beside a Stream

Tea Bowl

Quail Incense Burner