Eisan, oban tate-e, a print depicting two ladies standing beside a table feeding silk worms, an assistant shreading leaves on the ground before them; Hiroshige II, oban tate-e, a print with figures working in the paddy fields before Mount Fuji; Toyokuni, a print depicting a standing actor holding a kakemono painted with a view of Mount Fuji; a sheet from an oban triptych with a courtier seated in a palanquin supported by two attendants; an oban tate-e print after Eishi; and four oban yoke-e prints after Hiroshige. (9)