Hayashi Bunto (1882-1966)
Pupil of Bunrei and Shunkyo
Ink and color on paper, mounted as a hanging scroll, inscribed with one seal to lower right inscribed wood box
Ptg, Beach Haiga, “Shops by the beach, all closed and boarded up—-cicada voices.”
47.5 x 14 inches/ 13 x 11.5 inches. Pub. Addiss; Art of Haiku, Addiss: Haiga,
Addiss: Unexpected Smiles.

Shimomura Izan (1865-1949)
Ink on silk, mounted as scroll, inscribed
“Under the cold moon, I hang up my straw sandals—-winter is coming.”
(kangetsu ya, waraji kaketaru. Fuyu kodachi) 51.5 x 11.5 inches’ 14 x 3 inches.
Pub. Addiss: Haiga, #52.

Inoue Shiro (1742-1812)
Ink on paper, inscribed with one seal
Self-portrait, “No color or scent, when flower viewing—- stuffy nose” 114.4 x
276.6 cm. Pub. Addiss: Haiga #35, Unexpected Smiles, 2-3.

Chokobo Roshoan (1797-1875)
Ink on paper, inscribed with three seals, mounted as
"Hotei", "Separated from his six friends, [enjoying] the evening cool." Published, Addiss: Haiga, #44. 27 x 39.8 cm. photos attached. 

Fukuda Kodojin (1865-1944)
White ink on red paper, inscribed with one seal to lower left, mounted as hanging scroll, inscribed box.
Snowman, “Snow Daruma, already in Nirvana,” 62 x 23.2 cm; 24.5 x 9
inches. Pub. Art of Haiku, Old Taoist Pl. 7, Unexpected Smiles.