(Japanese, 19th century), Minakuchi Station, No. 51, and Kyo Sanjo Ohashi Station, woodblock prints, both from [The 53 Stations of the Takaido,] by Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III), probably published by Sanoki, 10 x 7 in., each print matted in bamboo frame, 22-1/2 x 17-1/2 in.; two colored lithographs of Japanese woodblock prints, depicting a seated Samuri in black robe and a dancing maiden in a courtyard, both with artist signature and chop in plate lower left, 22 x 13 in., black wood frames, [one glued down]; colored lithograph depicting seated woman holding flowers and reading book, 22 x 13 in., black frame, [tear and loss to lower right corner of sheet] one with pest damage at top and bottom of sheet; one with pest damage to lower right side, upper right and in sky, some soiling. Provenance: Estate of Robert A. Walsh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania one with pest damage at top and bottom of sheet; one with pest damage to lower right side, upper right and in sky, some soiling