In the late 1760s Harunobu thus became one of the primary producers of images of "bijin-ga" (pictures of beautiful women) and actors of Edo (but not kabuki actors, he is said to have said, "Why should I paint pictures of such trash as Kabuki actors", and of similar and related subjects for the Edo print connoisseur market. In a few special cases, notably his famous set of eight prints entitled "Zashiki hakkei" (Eight Parlor Views), the patron's name appears on the print along with, or in place of, Harunobu's own. The presence of a patron's name or seal, and especially the omission of that of the artist, was another novel development in ukiyo-e of this time.