Abel Guérineau (1841-1925) Horse shelter; samurai in front of an official building; rider and armed troop in front of a château entrance Three drawings, ink and watercolor on paper. - The first depicts the architecture of a traditional horse shelter. Lower left, the artist's seal, lower right, the inscription "Abri pour chevaux (Japon)" ("Horse shelter (Japan)"). Sight size: 15.8 x 29.9 cm. - The second depicts a samurai standing in front of an official building. On the lower right, part of the Indian ink inscription "Tokio..." and the artist's signature in pencil. Sight size: 22 x 26 cm. - The last depicts horsemen and a troop of samurai armed with naginata, carrying lanterns in front of the entrance to a fortified property at dusk. At top right, the inscription 出羽屋鉮 - Dewa yashiki, home of Dewa. Bottom right, the artist's seal and left, in white, his signature and an incomplete inscription hidden by the passe-partout. Sight size: 17.7 x 26 cm Framed under glass.