Kottoo posters & prints

The Ceylon Pearl Fishery, the Government Kottoo Anonymous

The wrestler Kotozan, wearing an apron (kesho-mawashi), ca 1775 Anonymous

Koto to Eko, Koto and Robe Stand Anonymous

Cockatoo in flight Eadweard Muybridge

Engraving of Koto Player Anonymous

Playing the Koto Suzuki Harunobu

White Cockatoo on a Pine Branch Ito Jakuchu

Still Life with a Koto, c.1810 Ryuryukyo Shinsai

Chotto hitokuchi hauta no ateburi, Just a few words about the song and dance Toyohara Kunichika

Disrupting a Woman Playing the Koto and Knocking Down Partitions Anonymous

August Von Kotzebe Anonymous

Teik Kyaung monastery, isle of Ka Toe, near Moulmein, Burma, c.1848 Philip Adolphe Klier

Woman Putting on Finger Plectrums to Play the Koto, early 19th century Utagawa Toyohiro

Koo-doo Anonymous

Barrack at Kutaya in which M. Kossuth Was Imprisoned Anonymous

Hottentots Dutch School

Isarda or kotah preparatory drawing of the taming of an elephant, c.1720 Indian School

Tattooed Man Anonymous

Kabota Gardens in Seattle Anonymous

The courtesan Karakoto of the Chojiya seated by an arrangement of plum flowers Kitagawa Utamaro

Kabota Gardens in Seattle Anonymous

Nowaykesugga, an Otto Charles Bird King

Tattooed Japanese groom (betto), Japan Felice Beato

(British cartoon, "Cotton in the stocks", showing U.S. Naval blockade of Charleston, S.C., preventing shipment of cotton to England. May... Anonymous

To-Ka-Cou, a Yankton Sioux Chief, 1837 George Cooke

Portrait of Ki-on-twog-ky, 1796 F. Bartoli

Kabota Gardens in Seattle Anonymous

Watonai and the Tiger in the Bamboo Grove, c. 1780s Unknown

Meeting between the Expedition Party of Otto von Kotzebue and King Kamehameha I Ovayhi Island Ludwig Choris

Katsura Imperial Villa, Kyoto Anonymous

A bust portrait of Kokin Chokosai Eisho

A potter and his wheel, fashioning a vase of Awata porcelain, Kinkosan works, Kyoto, Japan Underwood & Underwood

Page 48. Black Cockatoo Unknown artist

On top and beneath Ryogoku Bridge, c. 1796 Kitagawa Utamaro

Looking west over the Kamo River (Kamogawa) at Shijo bridge, Kyoto, Japan Underwood & Underwood

F.8 A Fiatooka, or Morai in Tongataboo, c.1773-84 John Webber