Bonhams: Fine Japanese and Korean Art, including the Alan and Simone Hartman Collection of Japanese Art, 29505, New York

A woodblock-printed album titled Ehon Asakayama (Picture Book of Mount Asaka)

A chuban tate-e print depicting cranes by the seashore at Waka no ura, with a poem by Yamabe no Akihito (flourished circa 724-736)

A chuban tate-e print depicting a parody of Komachi at Sekidera Temple

Three Erotic Woodblock Prints

An oban tate-e print titled Chojiya-nai Meizan (Meizan of the Chojiya)

Edo period (1615-1868), 18th century

A hosoban print depicting the actor Nakamura Nakazo I as a Rokubu pilgrim

A fan-print with two rats, corn, and peaches

A chuban tate-e print titled Dai-kyu (No. 9) from the series Kaiko yashinaigusa (Silkworm cultivation)

Comprising one sheet from the album Yoshiwara keisei shin bijin awase jihitsu kagami (New Beauties of the Yoshiwara in the Mirror of their Own Script)

A chuban tate-e print titled Ryogoku, from the series Chamise jikkei (Ten Views of Teashops)

A chuban tate-e print titled Sangatsu (The third month) from the series Minami juniko (Twelve Months in the South)

An aiban tate-e print depicting a young man and woman dancing and playing a drum

An oban tate-e print depicting a beauty with a sake cup and a shamisen, from the series Azuma nishiki bijin awase (Comparison of Beauties in Eastern Brocade)

An oban tate-e print depicting the courtesan Hanabito of the Ogiya, from the series Bijin gosekku (Beauties for the Five Festivals)

An oban tate-e print titled Shogatsuya (The actor Sakata Hangoro III as Fujikawa Mizuemon) from the series Yakusha butai no sugata-e (Portraits of Actors on Stage)

A hosoban print depicting the actor Ichikawa Komazo II in a role

Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century

A nagaban yoko-e print depicting turtles and a reflected plum branch

An oban yoko-e print, titled Ono no Komachi from the series Hyakunin isshu uba ga etoki (100 Poems Explained by the Nurse)

A nagaban tate-e print depicting two cranes perched on a snow-laden pine tree

A nagaban tate-e print titled Ri Haku (Li Bai), from the series Shika shashin kyo (A True Mirror of Chinese and Japanese Poetry)

A shikishiban surimono print with metallic embellishments with a Mandarin duck and drake, and poems by Tohenbo Suenari and Hozanbo Kusamaru,

A shikishiban surimono print with silver powder depicting cranes in flight over waves beneath a rising sun, with two poems

A shikishiban surimono print with brass pigment depicting Ichikawa Danjuro VII as Daruma, with poems by Eishindo Kamimura, Higashiya Iwabito, and others