Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-1892), three woodblock prints (yukiyo-e), from 36 Ghosts (1890), comprising 'Kiyohime Changing Into a Serpent at Hidaka River', 35 cm x 24 cm, 'The Ghost of Taira No Tomomori Appearing at Daimotsu Bay', 35 cm x 24 cm and 'Index from 36 Ghosts', 34 cm x 23 cm, together with Utagawa Yoshitora (1836-1880), two woodblock prints from 'Stories of the Loyal Retainers'; 'Kimura Okaemon Minamoto no Sadayuki' (1864), 24 cm x 18 cm and 'Chiba Saburoba Taira no Mitsutada' (1864), 24.5 cm x 18 cm, and two further Japanese wooblocks, unidentified artists, all framed and glazed. Qty: (7)

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