Kunisada, oban yoke-e, a print depicting two bijin helping a child up a flight of steps over a bridge leading to a pavilion on the other side, a further child running along the riverbank towards a bijin leaning over the top of the bridge; and Kuniyoshi, oban tate-e, a print with a fierce samurai warrior wielding a sword above his head trampling two other warriors underfoot. (2)