Images of Omoikane

Is the Shinto god Omoikane depicted visually in any readily accessible places? Having a hard time finding anything reliable. If not on the web, maybe suggestions of books with such images?

(I think your question is not in the right section of the forum.)

Do you mean the “Kojiki” deity, Omoikane?
If so, I know this famous ukiyoe by Kunisada (Toyokuni III) 1786-1865, which represents Amaterasu emerging out of the cave Amano-Iwayato.

http://www.mfa.org/collections/object/the-origins-of-sacred-dance-at-t...

And, the deity in yellow costume on the left side of the drawing is Omoikane.

(I think your question is not in the right section of the forum.)

Do you mean the “Kojiki” deity, Omoikane?
If so, I know this famous ukiyoe by Kunisada (Toyokuni III) 1786-1865, which represents Amaterasu emerging out of the cave Amano-Iwayato.

http://www.mfa.org/collections/object/the-origins-of-sacred-dance-at-t...

And, the deity in yellow costume on the left side of the drawing is Omoikane.

I forgot to add:

Copy the following kanji and google it.

“天照大御神　伊藤龍涯”
You will have many illustrations of the artist.

I forgot again to romanize the name of the artist I mentioned in my second post.
This is not Kunisada, but a relatively contemporary artist whose name is ITŌ Ryūgai (1880-1959). I found his illustrations concerning "Kojiki" in a book I have.