Namban screen posters & prints

Namban Screens, First third of 17th cen Kano Sanraku

Arrival of a Portuguese ship. Nanban screen. Detail: Japanese Christians, ca. 1600 Anonymous

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan, detail of unloading merchandise School Japanese

Arrival of a Portuguese ship. Nanban screen, ca. 1600 Anonymous

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

Arrival of a Portuguese ship. Nanban screen, ca. 1600 Anonymous

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

The Arrival of The European Traders. Japan, 1600 Anonymous

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

Lacquer Namban Suzuribako Decorated in Gold, Silver, Red and Black, with the Interior of the Cover Decorated with Feathers Scattered... Anonymous

Lacquer Namban Suzuribako Decorated in Gold, Silver, Red and Black, with Cover Design Depicting Two Portuguese in Typical Costume and... Anonymous

The Arrival of The European Traders. Japan, 1600 Anonymous

Landscape screen, 11th-12th century Anonymous

Six-fold screen Unknown

Panel from a silk screen. Korea, 19th century Unknown

The forest of pines or Pine Trees screen Hasegawa Tohaku

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Maple viewers. A six-section folding screens, 16th century Kano Hideyori

St. Francis Xavier and his entourage School Japanese

The Thunder God. Left part of two-fold screens Wind God and Thunder God, Early 18th cen Ogata Korin

Jali, window screen, detail Stuart Cox

The Wind God. Right part of two-fold screens Wind God and Thunder God, Early 18th cen Ogata Korin

Trees. A six-section folding screens, Mid of 17th cen Anonymous

Lacquered Japanese Screen with Chinese Text Anonymous

Momoyama Period Portable Shrine Depicting the Virgin and Child (Open) Anonymous

One pair of Screens Savonnerie Manufactory

Two-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Cypress Tree (Eight folded screen), 1590 Kano Eitoku