Shamisen player posters & prints

A Girl Playing a Shamisen, Second Half of the 17th cen Anonymous

A Musician Utagawa Kunisada

Women Playing Traditional Japanese Instruments Anonymous

Three Japanese Girls Playing Traditional Japanese Instruments Anonymous

Geisha girls, Japan Anonymous

Woman Anonymous

Japanese music: women playing Koto and Samisen, Kobe, Japan Anonymous

Three Traveling Musicians with Their Shamisens Approaching a Rest Stop Near the Futagawa Station on the Tokaido Road Anonymous

the Young Emperor Horikawa Playing a Shamisen, Sitting on Large Sheets of Text Anonymous

Two Female Street Musicians Wearing Kimonos, Geta, and Large Hats, and Playing Shamisens Anonymous

Itsutom Hosoda Eishi

Seven Women Portraying the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove, Sitting Together with Musical Instruments (Shamisen, Koto, and Recorder), Tobacco... Anonymous

Futagaw Ando Hiroshige

A Courtisan with a Shamisen Kikukawa Eizan

A Girl Playing a Shamisen, second half of the 17th century Anonymous

Geisha Standing Beside a Shamisen Case, c. 1810 Utamaro II

Te-ike no hana 'Hand-picked flower' Yanagawa Shigenobu II

Five Men Relaxing Around a Hibachi Anonymous

Geisha Musicians Mortimer Ludington Menpes

Looking as if She Is Enjoying Herself: The Appearance of a Teacher During the Kaei Period Yoshitoshi

Yatsushi chikurin no shichikenjin sono yon?, Parody of the seven sages of the bamboo grove Kubo Shunman

Seven Women Portraying the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove Anonymous

Geisha Girls in a Japanese Garden Edward Atkinson Hornel

From the series Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets: Oe no Masafusa, c1830. Hokusai