List of pictorial postcards (monochrome): sold at the British Museum (London, 1935)

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Set LII.—continued.
10. October. Scorpio.
11. November. Sagittarius.
12. December. Capricornus.

Set LIII. JAPANESE PAINTINGS.

1. Attributed to Kanaoka (9th century). Michizane
in Chinese dress.
2. Attributed to Eshin Sozu (942-1017). Amida.
3. Takuma Choga (12th century). Jizo.
4. Cho Densu (1352-1431). Shoki.
5. Sesshu (1430-1506). Hotei and Children.
6. Sesson (16th century). Evening rain.
7. Togan (16th century). Chinese Poet on mule.
8. Motonobu (1476-1559). Sparrows and Hibiscus.
9. Soga Chokuan (16th century). Eagle sighting
prey.
10. Yeitoku (1543-1590). Mao Nii.
11. Matabei (1577-1750 ?). Dancer.
12. Korin (1657-1716 ?). Wave Screen.
13. Shiko (1682-1755). Herons in winter.
14. Ganku (1745-1834). Tiger.
15. Hokusai (1760-1849). Rats and Capsicum Pods.

Set LIV. DANTE. Portraits and Illustrations.

1. Portrait of Dante by Giotto.
2. Portrait of Dante. Woodcut in ‘ Divina Com-
media,’ Venice, 1529.
3. Portrait of Dante. Engraving by C. Galle after
J. Stradanus.
4. Unknown Florentine Engraver, 1481, after
Botticelli. Dante and Virgil, with the Vision
of Beatrice.
5. Unknown Florentine Engraver, about 1470-1480.
The Inferno according to Dante.
6. Luca Signorelli.
7. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A. Ugolino and his

sons.

8. Henry Fuseli, R.A. Dante on the ice of Cocytus.
9. John Flaxman, R.A. Illustrations to Paradiso
iii and xxxi.

10. William Blake.
11. William Blake.

The City of Dis.
The Centaur Cacus.

12. William Blake. The Angel Pilot.
13. William Blake. The angel descending at the close
of the Circle of the Proud.

14. William Blake. Buoso Donati attacked by the
Serpent.
15. Dante Gabriel Rosetti. Dante and Love.