Pupil of Shunsho and generally regarded as his most talented follower. His career as a print-designer was cut short by a stroke of paralysis when he was in his forty-fifth or forty-sixth year, but he lived for about forty years thereafter as a recluse at Zenfukuji temple, Azabu, Yedo, where he died in 1827. LENT BY SAMUEL ISHAM. 107 Iwai Hanshiro in a female rôle. 108 The actor Ichikawa Monnosuke. 109 Nakamura TomijuÌroÌ as a tsuzumi player. LENT BY HOWARD MANSFIELD. 110 Arashi Tatsuzo as a woman flower-vendor. KATSUKAWA SHUNYEI Pupil of ShunshoÌ and an artist of ability. At first, for a short time, he called himself ShunjoÌ. He was born in 1767, and died on December 13, 1819. LENT BY THE ESTATE OF FRANCIS LATHROP, DECEASED. 111 A bijin. LENT BY HOWARD MANSFIELD. 112 Ichikawa Monnosuke in a female rôle. LENT BY SAMUEL ISHAM. 113 Scene from the tenth act of “Chushingura.” 114 Ichikawa KomazoÌ. UTAGAWA TOYOHARU Pupil of Toyonobu. As a painter his reputation is justly high. He did not design many prints. He was born in 1735 and died on March 3, 1814. LENT BY THE ESTATE OF FRANCIS LATHROP, DECEASED. 114 Cock, hen and chickens. TORII KIYONAGA Everything considered, the greatest artist of the Ukiyoé school and the culminating figure in its forward movement. He was born in 1742 and died in 1815. His finest prints were designed between 1780 and 1790. LENT BY SAMUEL ISHAM. 116 The Writing-lesson. 117 Fair travellers resting on a bench by the roadside. LENT BY THE ESTATE OF FRANCIS LATHROP, DECEASED. 118 Two geishas entertaining a young man. 119 Court ladies on the engawa of a palace. LENT BY HOWARD MANSFIELD.