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- Member of: Japanese Prints from the Arizona State University Art Museum
- Member of: Bill Baily Motion Picture Films
Created1938
DescriptionAmateur silent motion picture made by "Varsity" Bill Baily, proprietor of the Varsity Inn at College Avenue and 8th Street (University Drive). Student activities, the Arizona State Teacher's College campus, the Tempe railroad station, Homecoming parade and football at Goodwin Stadium are depicted.
Created1937
Description
Amateur silent motion picture made by "Varsity" Bill Baily, proprietor of the Varsity Inn at College Avenue and 8th Street (University Drive). Student activities, the Arizona State Teacher's College campus and Goodwin Stadium are depicted. The film was labelled 1937 but individual clips may have been made as late as 1941.
ContributorsToshichika (Artist) / 年親 (Artist) / Toshimine (Artist) / 年峯 (Artist) / Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (Collaborator deprecated, use Contributor)) / 月岡 芳年 (Collaborator deprecated, use Contributor))
Created1883 to 1888
Description
A young girl comes to the assistance of a wounded soldier who is hiding in a barn. The text on the left, 少女 の 仁心 士君子 も 及ば さる 所 あり, roughly translates to "the kindness of a little girl is sometimes better than what even a virtuous man can do." Part of a Meiji-period series of didactic prints.
ContributorsTsukioka Yoshitoshi (Artist) / 月岡 芳年 (Artist) / Watanabe Hori Ei (Contributor) / 渡辺 彫 栄 (Contributor) / The Pride Publishing Company (Publisher)
Created1875
DescriptionThis print depicts a woman in a graveyard being rescued by a policeman. The attempted rapist (right) flees from the scene. It is from a series of illustrated sensational news items that Yoshitoshi drew for the newspaper Yūbin hōchi shinbun.
ContributorsKitagawa Utamaro (Artist) / 喜多川 歌麿 (Artist) / The Pride Publishing Company (Publisher)
Created1797 to 1801
Description
Triptych depicting courtesans, a farmer with with two baskets of eggplant, and a falconer and his falcon being ferried across a river, with Mt. Fuji in the background.
A legend holds that to dream about Mt. Fuji, falcons and eggplant on the first night of the New Year is an omen of good fortune.
A legend holds that to dream about Mt. Fuji, falcons and eggplant on the first night of the New Year is an omen of good fortune.
ContributorsYanagawa Shigenobu (Contributor) / 柳川 重信 (Contributor)
Created1825 to 1832
DescriptionA late Edo-period surimono print.
ContributorsTerasaki Kōgyō (Artist) / 寺崎 廣業 (Artist)
Created1888 to 1919
DescriptionKuchi-e illustration with a circular portrait of a young woman washing her face before a mirror, superimposed on a scene of a river and reeds.
ContributorsTakizawa Bakin (Author) / 曲亭 馬琴 (Author) / Utagawa Kuniyasu (Illustrator) / 歌川 国安 (Illustrator) / The Pride Publishing Company (Publisher)
Created1829
Description
An Edo-period illustrated novel of the gesaku genre.
ContributorsTokoro Nobufumi (Author) / 所 信文 (Author) / Egami Junkichi (Publisher) / 江上 順吉 (Publisher)
Created1897
DescriptionMeiji-period illustrated travel guide to Itsukushima, an island near Hiroshima.
Created1890 to 1920
DescriptionKuchi-e illustration of a story set in the Heian period.