Lot Essay
In the first print the servant is identified in the cartouche left as Siamujin (man from Siam).
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Furansu komusume hiki-inu sanpo no zu (A young French girl walking her dog), from the series Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu (Foreigners drawn from life), 1860.11 Yokohama torai shonin (Foreign merchant in Yokohama), second to left sheet of pentaptych Yokohama torai issho juka no zu (Foreign domestic quarters, Yokohama), 1861.9 Roshia koku no shokan kyujitsu nite kodomo yuinshi kaigan ni asobu zu (Russian mother and child on holiday from the company business enjoying a visit to the seaside), 1861.2 Russian and Chinese men, from Gokoku jinbutsu zue (Pictures of people from the five countries)
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Hashimoto Sadahide (1807-1878/79)
Furansu komusume hiki-inu sanpo no zu (A young French girl walking her dog), from the series Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu (Foreigners drawn from life), 1860.11
Yokohama torai shonin (Foreign merchant in Yokohama), second to left sheet of pentaptych Yokohama torai issho juka no zu (Foreign domestic quarters, Yokohama), 1861.9
Roshia koku no shokan kyujitsu nite kodomo yuinshi kaigan ni asobu zu (Russian mother and child on holiday from the company business enjoying a visit to the seaside), 1861.2
Russian and Chinese men, from Gokoku jinbutsu zue (Pictures of people from the five countries)
Four prints, each signed Gountei Sadahide ga, the first published by Yamaguchiya Tobei, the second and third by Moriya Jihei--good impressions and color, soiled, stained, creases, damages, repairs
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Furansu komusume hiki-inu sanpo no zu (A young French girl walking her dog), from the series Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu (Foreigners drawn from life), 1860.11
Yokohama torai shonin (Foreign merchant in Yokohama), second to left sheet of pentaptych Yokohama torai issho juka no zu (Foreign domestic quarters, Yokohama), 1861.9
Roshia koku no shokan kyujitsu nite kodomo yuinshi kaigan ni asobu zu (Russian mother and child on holiday from the company business enjoying a visit to the seaside), 1861.2
Russian and Chinese men, from Gokoku jinbutsu zue (Pictures of people from the five countries)
Four prints, each signed Gountei Sadahide ga, the first published by Yamaguchiya Tobei, the second and third by Moriya Jihei--good impressions and color, soiled, stained, creases, damages, repairs
oban tate-e (4)