Frederick W. Gookin

The last great artist of the UkiyoÉ school, and a consummate master of landscape art. Born in 1797 and died on October 12, 1858.

LENT BY HAMILTON EASTER FIELD.

220	A cold morning at Shono, on the ToÌ?kaidoÌ?.
221	View of Fuji san from Goyo.
222	Pine trees on the shore at Hamamatsu.
223	Flying kites at Fukuroi.
224	The “fox fires” at OÌ?ji.
225	Kinryusan, Asakusa, in snow.
226	The fields back of Asakusa seen from a window through which a white cat is looking out.
227	Travellers in snow at Ishiyakushi.

HIROSHIGE. Pines at Hammamatsu.

HIROSHIGE. Pines at Hammamatsu.

LENT BY ALBERT GALLATIN.

228	Evening rain at Azumasha.

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LENT BY A COLLECTOR

229	Autumn moon over the river Tama.
230	The evening glow at Setta.
231	The crowd in Ni ChoÌ? (Second Street) at night. At the right is the Ichimura theatre, upon which and upon the tea-house across the way are tall signs advertising plays and actors.
232	Aowi and bird.
233	Pheasant and young pine trees upon a steep hillside.
234	Raftsman on the Sumida river in a snow storm.

LENT BY HOWARD MANSFIELD.

235	Shower at ShoÌ?no.
236	GyoÌ?toku; boats returning.

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