Shasai

Snail, Pink Flower and Foliage Shasai

Shin Ohashi (New Great Bridge) Kawase Hasui

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

The Courtesan Kisagata of Ohishiya Strolling at Night with Two Shinzo and a Kamuro, c. 1790 Ch?bunsai Eishi

Phasianus mongolicus and Phasianus shawi, 1906-7 Henry Jones

Portrait of Shamsi Tabrizi, the Dervish, c.1840-1 Persian School

Tomb of Sher Shah, Sasaram, Bihar, c.1790 D. Robert

Shoki and Demon by Sakaki Hyakusen and Yosa Buson Anonymous

Shakyamuni Conquering the Demons, ca. 1888 Kawanabe Kyosai

Actors in Keisei Sanbon Karakasa Toshusai Sharaku

The War in Circassia: Shamil, the Circassian Chief, 1846 Anonymous

Rock relief depicting Shapur I and his family wearing heraldic emblems on their hats Sasanian

The Chin Lushai Expeditionary Force, the Bazaar at Demagiri Anonymous

Geisha with Sake Cup Keisai Eisen

Yatsushi koshohei, Transformed Chinese sage Huang Shangping (Ko Shohei) Anonymous

The Shaman, 1901 Sascha Schneider

Apartment Buildings and Wooden Shacks Anonymous

The Death of Shirin, illustration to 'Khosro and Shirin' by Elias Nezami, 1504 Persian School

Shakar Before Khusraw Ganjavi Nizami

Shoki from Extermination of Evil hanging scroll Anonymous

Geisha girls, Japan Anonymous

Shawl Unknown

Deer Mandala of Kasuga Shrine, late 14th century Unknown

Tomb of Sher Shah, Sasaram, Bihar D. Robert

A Courtisan with a Shamisen Kikukawa Eizan

The Consummation of the Marriage Between Khusraw and Shirin (Miniature From the Cycle of Eight Poeti Iranian master

Book cover from a Shaiva manuscript Nepalese School

Hills Near Mount Shasta Anonymous

Khusrau in front of the Palace of Shirin Islamic School

Book cover from a Shaiva manuscript Nepalese School

Matsumoto Yonesaburo in the role of the courtesan Kewaizaka No Shosho in the play 'Katakiuchi Noriai Banashi', c.1794-95 Toshusai Sharaku

Shah Tahmasp of Persia in meditation Anonymous

Shawl Unknown

Aerial View of Shasta Dam Anonymous

Khusraw Discovers Shirin Bathing. (From Pictorial Cycle of Eight Poetic Subjects), Mid of the 18th cen Iranian master

Rei Shojo, 1500s Shunoku S?en