Kawanabe Kyōsai, Japanese painter, May 18, 1831 - April 26, 1889
Photograph of Kawanabe Kyōsai, c 1880s Albumen print, dimensions unknown Private Collection
Never Seen Before: True Picture of a Live Wild Tiger, c 1863 Woodblock print, 14 x 10 in Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Hiei-zan, from the series Famous Places on the Tōkaidō, c 1863 Woodblock print, 14 x 9 in National Diet Library, Tokyo, Japan
Historic Spots at Urashima, Kanagawa, from the series Famous Places on the Tōkaidō, c 1863 Woodblock print, 14 x 9 in Brooklyn Museum, New York
Full Moon with Crow on Plum Branch, c 1870 Hanging scroll, ink on silk, 43 x 22 in Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland
Demon in Priest’s Robes, c 1860s Woodblock print, 14 x 10 in Private Collection
Beauty Before King Enma’s Mirror, c 1870 Hanging scroll, ink and color on silk, 67 x 37 in Private Collection
Urashima Tarō Riding a Turtle, c 1870 Fan print, color woodblock print, 9 x 10 in Library of Congress, Washington, DC
Frolicking Animals, Nekomata and Tanuki Badger, c 1870 Ink and color on paper, 50 x 36 in British Museum, London, UK
Izanagi and Izanami Giving Birth to Japan, c 1870 Hanging scroll, ink and color on silk, 48 x 34 in Private Collection
Flowers and Birds, c 1870s Pair of six-panel folding screens, ink, color and gold on paper, 67 x 148 in Kawanabe Kyōsai Memorial Museum, Saitama, Japan
Hell Courtesan, c 1870s Woodblock print, 14 x 10 in Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA
Renshishi, c 1880 Woodblock print, 10 x 15 in Private Collection
Daruma, c 1887 Hanging scroll, ink on paper, 50 x 31 in Private Collection