Kunisada, five sheets from a larger print depicting seated courtesans and children in a barge, attendants standing on the roof stearing the barge with long poles, further barges with seated courtesans sailing down the river, set in a mountainous landscape; Hiroshige II, three oban sheets from a larger print with a courtier on horseback surrounded by a procession of attendants carrying banners and chests across a bridge; Yoshikazu, an oban triptych with a bijin being carried in a palanquin escorted by numerous ladies-in-waiting; and Kunisada, an oban triptych with two men on horseback approaching a pavilion through a snow covered landscape. (5)