HIROSHIGE (1797-1858): thirteen oban tate-e (35 x 24.1cm ea. approx.); Kasumigaseki "Kasumigaseki"; Oji Inari no Yashiro "Inari Shrine, Oji"; Kawaguchi-no-watashi Zenkoji "Ferry at Kawaguchi and Zenkoji temple"; Matsuchi-yama, Sanya bori yakei "Night view of Sanya canal, Matsuchi hill"; Shohei-bashi, Seido, Kanda-gawa "Seido shrine and Kanda river from Shohei bridge"; Tsukuda-jima Sumiyoshi no matsuri "Sumiyoshi festival, Tsukuda island"; Gohyaku-rakan, Saizaido "Sazai Hall, Five Hundred Rakan temple"; Fukagawa, Sanjusangendo "The Sanjusangendo temple, Fukagawa"; Tone-gawa, Barabara-matsu "Scattered pines along Tone river"; Kanasugi-bashi, Shibaura "Kanasugi bridge, Shibaura"; Yotsuya, Naito-Shinjuku "Yotsuya, Naito new station"; Minami Shinagawa, Samezu-kaigan "Samezu seashore, south Shinagawa" all from the series Meisho Edo hyakkei "One hundred views of famous places in Edo"; another, Teppozu, Tsukiji-monzeki "Tsukiji [Honganji] Temple, Teppozu", from the series Edo hyakkei yokyo "One hundred additional scenic pleasures", all signed Hiroshige ga and published by Uoya-Eikichi; Hiroshige III (1843-1894): one oban tate-e; from the series Tokyo Meisho zue--good impressions and colours, all laid down and with binding holes, some with margins partly trimmed, four backed, four with slight foxing, three with very small tears, two with slight soiling (14)