"Top: ""Zhu Gui, the Dry-land Crocodile"" by Uragawa Kuniyoshi from the series ""108 Heroes of the Popular Water Margin,"" reprinted c. 1843–47. Above, a print entitled ""Onitsutaya Azamino and Gontarō, a Man of the World"" by Kitagawa Utamaro I, depicts a courtesan applying a romantic tattooed name, c. 1798-99. Images courtesy the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston."
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