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A standing young woman, leaning to one side and looking up. She wears a long sleeved kimono (furisode), yellowish in color, now badly deteriorated. Also visible are red and blue material. She has high geta (clogs) and a simple hairstyle crowned with…

The doll depicts a standing young woman. Her neck and body are exaggeratedly tall and slender. She wears an elaborate hairstyle held in back with a red ribbon. Her furisode (long sleeved kimono) is pale blue with flower pattern decorations, lined…

The doll depicts the standing figure of a woman. From the position of her hands, she may originally have held an umbrella. Her jacket is blue and ties with a knotted cord; fragments of a patterned material appear to have covered it originally. She…

The doll depicts a standing woman. She is probably married, judging from the simple hairstyle and kosode (short-sleeved kimono) she is wearing. The placement of her hands suggests that she was originally holding something, now lost. Her geta (clogs)…

Doll figurine of a woman holding an umbrella. The umbrella is missing. She is in a pose that suggests movement, probably dancing, with her head tipped to the side and her hands raised. Her hair is swept up in a style typical of the 18th or 19th…

An image of a family posing as if they were setting out on a journey. The father is carrying one of the children and the family's luggage using a pole to balance the two baskets. The mother is carrying a baby on her back. The photographer (Kusakabe…

A man painting on a type of wagasa (Japanese-style umbrella). Lanterns (chochin) hang behind the painter. The photographer has labelled the print, "C4I. Japanese lantern makers."

A Japanese woman wearing okosozukin (a combination of hood and veil) and coat. She carries an umbrella and had been photographed against a staged background of a winter scene.

The photographer has labeled the print "191 Kasakamurijzo Nikko" and Turner has added the inscription "man worshiping" and below that "Wayside idols at Nikko."

Portrait of Katharyn Martha Turner (b. 1897) at approximately 4 years old, standing in front of the wall of a wooden building.