Bonhams: Fine Japanese and Korean Art, including the Alan and Simone Hartman Collection of Japanese Art, 30801, New York

Two hashira-e, the first of two beauties, one adjusting the other's obi

A chuban tate-e print titled Warai Hannya (Laughing Demoness), from the series Hyaku monogatari (100 Ghost Stories)

A chuban tate-e print titled Shunen (Memorial Anniversary), from the series Hyaku monogatari (100 Ghost Stories)

An oban yoko-e print titled Yodogawa (Moonlight on the Yodo River), from the series Setsugekka (Snow, Moon, and Flowers), with a poem

A surimono shikishiban print with embossing, with an abalone shell, lacquer stand, an oversized sake cup in a storage box, and plum blossoms, from the series Hanazono bantsuzuki (Series for the Hanazono Group)

A surimono shikishiban depicting court ladies making paper dolls

A surimono shikishiban print with embossing of a votive painting of Tamura attacking the demons, from the series Hisakataya shichiban (Seven Pictures for the Hisakataya Club), sealed Shunman

A surimono shikishiban print of the actors Ichikawa Danjuro VII as Ishikawa Goemon, and Iwai Shijaku as the Courtesan Segawa

A surimono shikishiban print with embossing, depicting Chohi (General Zhang Fei) on horseback

An oban tate-e print of three beauties enjoying fireworks on Ryogoku Bridge, a single sheet from an untitled triptych

An oban tate-e print of the actor Matsumoto Yonezo as the courtesan Miyagino

Four Woodblock Prints

An oban tate-e print depicting Ichikawa Danjuro as Usui Arataro Sadamitsu from the play Shibaraku

17 Woodblock Prints

63 oban tate-e prints, plus a title page from the series Seichu gishi den (Stories of the True Loyalty of the Faithful Samurai), comprising portraits of actors in the roles of the 47 ronin

Comprising three oban tate-e triptychs, the first titled Natsu no bu (Summer Section), from the series Tosei shiki no nagame (Modern Views of the Four Seasons)

An oban tate-e print of the actor Onoe Baiko III as a female ghost, from the series Kokon miso kufu no yurei (Famous Ghosts of the Past and Present)

An oban tate-e print titled Sakura ni uma (Cherry Blossoms and Horse)

Comprising an oban tate-e print of the actor Matsumoto Koshiro V as Nikki Danjo

Comprising six oban tate-e print triptychs (some joined), the first of the actors Onoe Kikigoro as Akishino, Ichikawa Kodanj as Bungonosuke, and Ichikawa Ichizo as Toriyama Akisaku;

Two oban tate-e prints, the first, a memorial portrait of Utagawa Hiroshige

The first, an oban tate-e print titled Shinkigunshi Shubu no mitate (Parody of Zhu Wu, the Divine Strategist), depicting the courtesan Hanaogi of the Ogiya, from the series Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori (108 Heroes of the Popular Shuihu

An oban tate-e print triptych titled Tamatori-hime Ryugu no zu (Tamatori-hime at the Dragon Palace)

Comprising two oban tate-e pentaptychs, the first titled Shun'ei, atai senkin (Songs for Spring Worth 1,000 Gold Coins)

An oban okubi-e print of the actor Nakamura Utaemon III (Shikan) as Ishikawa Goemon at the Battle of Okehazama