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Flowers of the Distant Islands, South Seas

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1940
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The Two Adversaries, Korea (Right): (Dedicated to the Hon. Harry S. Truman When President of the USA)

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1951
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The Two Adversaries, Korea (Left): (Dedicated to the Hon. Harry S. Truman When President of the USA)

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1951
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Pearl Lady From Manchuria (Dedicated to H.R.M. Queen Juliana of Holland)

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1951
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Daikoku, God of Riches, Personified by a Courtesan of Shimabara, Kyoto, Japan

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1952
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Ebisu, God of Happiness, Personified by a Courtesan of Shimabara, Kyoto, Japan

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1952
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Star of the Gobi Desert, Mongolia (dedicated to H.E.V. Auriol, French President)

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1951
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Returning From the Jungle. Tondano, Celebes (Dedicated to General D. MacArthur for His Birthday, 1947)

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1947
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Juaquina and Her Mother at the Sermon of Fr. Pons, Rota, Marianas (Dedicated to the Holy Father Pope Pius XII)

ContributorsJacoulet, Paul (Artist)
Created1948
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Hara: View of Mt. Ashitaka and Fuji

ContributorsUtagawa Hiroshige I (Artist) / 歌川 広重 (Artist)
Created1855
Description
This print is part of an early 20th century reissue of a series published in 1855. It depicts Mt. Fuji towering behind the slope of Mt. Ashitaka as seen from Hara in present day Numazu, Shizuoka Prefecture. Hara was the 13th post station for travelers along the Tōkaidō Road between…

This print is part of an early 20th century reissue of a series published in 1855. It depicts Mt. Fuji towering behind the slope of Mt. Ashitaka as seen from Hara in present day Numazu, Shizuoka Prefecture. Hara was the 13th post station for travelers along the Tōkaidō Road between Edo (present-day Tokyo) and Kyoto.