In Collection: Japanese Posters (View all 28)

Tsuru No Tamago Sekken [Flamingo] (1920s)

Sugiura Hisui (Japanese, 1876 - 1965)

The Tokyo Peace Exhibition; Ueno Park Tokyo, March 10-July 31 1922 [Goddess] (1922)

Tada Hokuu (Japanese, 1889–1948)

Tōyō Rinsen Kōshi = Toyo Kisen Kaisha [Children On Board] (1921)

Anonymous

South Manchuria Railway; Most Important Link Between The Far East And Europe [Fuling Mausoleum] (1918)

Mayama Kōji (Japanese, 19th/20th Century)

Minami Manshū Tetsudō Kabushiki Kaisha = South Manchuria Railway Co. [Rainbows] (1925)

Mayama Kōji (Japanese, 19th/20th Century)

Man-Sen E! Shina E!; Man-Sen Shina No Kenkyū Wa Shūbi No Kyū, Ikken Wa Hyakubun Ni Masaru (1922)

Mayama Kōji (Japanese, 19th/20th Century)

Minami Manshu Tetsudo Kabushiki Kaisha = South Manchuria Railway (Two Boys)

Nagahara Kōtarō (aka Shisui) (Japanese, 19th/20th century)

Kabushiki Kaisha (Goddess On Horseback) (1918)

Machida Ryūyō (Japanese, 1871-1955)

Japan Tourist Bureau [Five-Story Pagoda] (1916)

Sugiura Hisui (Japanese, 1876 - 1965)

Nippon Yusen Kaisha = Japan Mail Steamship Co. [Futamigaura] (1919)

Anonymous

Puraton Mannenhitshu, Puraton Inki [Woman With An Ink Bottle] (Early 1920s)

Anonymous

Ōsaka Shōsen Kaisha = Osaka Mercantile Steamship Co., Ltd. [Dōjōji] (1921)

Anonymous

Chochiku Wa Ne No Gotoku, Heiwa Wa Hana No Gotoshi [Lillies] (Early 1920s)

Sugiura Hisui (Japanese, 1876 - 1965)

Dai Nippon Seitō Kabushiki Kaisha [Woman In Black Kimono] (1917-20)

Anonymous

Shinshin Chinka Kattoru = Cuttle [Squid] (1920s)

Anonymous