LOT of eighteen leaves, prints, paintings and miscellaneous, including : . A print, woman in profile in bust, signed Meili 1931, with a dedication (from the artist?), . A Sosaku-hanga print, by Kawanishi (1894-1965) (?), entitled "Au cirque" ; . Two prints: chrysanthemums . Kunisada: part of print "Kannon-ji in Ômi Province", no. 32 of the Saikoku Road Pilgrimage (Saikoku junrei sanjûniban Kanonji Ômi), from the series of Kannon miracles (Kannon reigenki) ; . very small painting on silk: courtesan . Part of a crepe print . Four sheets of decorated stationery ; . One ink painting: iris . Six calligraphy documents (album pages, or free sheets)

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