- Hakkeyoi: Neko-Zumo no Zu ("Hakkeyoi": A Scene of Cat Sumo) - Silkscreen and numbered by the artist

and numbered by the artist in pencil

depicting the moon and flowering grasses in autumn

lending the work an elegant rhythm and a refined Asian sensibility

are printed in the lower left margin

The charming print “Tachidomaru to mizuoto no suruhōe michi” (“A Path Leading Toward the Sound of Water”) is by Iwao Akiyama (1921–2014)

- Hakkeyoi: Neko-Zumo no Zu ("Hakkeyoi": A Scene of Cat Sumo) - Silkscreen and numbered by the artistThe humorous woodblock print 'Hakkeyoi: Neko Zumo no Zu' ("Hakkeyoi": A Scene of Cat Sumo), published by Isetatsu during the Shwa era (ca. 1950). This print is especially unique in that human figures are transformed into cats and portrayed comically. The humor naturally brings a smile to the viewers face. The Japanese title appears in the upper right corner of the image. The publishers seal and copyright seal are located on the lower left margin.