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AC 1941.39
Sung, Shi-Men Willows in the Spring 1400 View |
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AC 1966.14
Khorsrau Wa Shirin 19th century View |
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AC 1966.15
Manuscript leaf from Khamsa Nahma, by Nizami 15th century View |
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AC 1967.16
Unknown Illustrated Palm-Leaf Manuscript 19th century? View |
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AC 1973.121
Utagawa Hiroshige II View of Yedo (Tokyo) from 36 Views of Yedo 19th century View |
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AC 1978.101
Unknown Illuminated Manuscript Page ca. 1260-1270 View |
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AC 1990.147
Eijuken Untitled [Otafuku Mask] 1804 View |
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AC 1990.159
Ippitsusai Bunchō Untitled [A Komuso Priest Holding a Bamboo Flute] 1786 View |
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AC 1990.169
Tawaraya Sōri Egoyomi of An Ox Dreaming of Men ca. 1800 View |
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AC 1990.178
Utagawa Hiroshige I Moji-e of Mythological Crystal Ball View |
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AC 1990.191
Utagawa Hiroshige I Dragons amid Clouds 1844 View |
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AC 1990.27
Yashima Gakutei Black carp with seaweed and kyōka verses from the series "Kamige Suigyōren" (The Water-fish Club of Kamige) ca. 1825 View |
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AC 1990.36
Totoya Hokkei Left Team, Round Three: Glowing Gem (Hidari sanban, Yakōdama) from the series “Treasure Contest (Takara Awase)” early 1830s View |
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AC 1990.48
Katsushika Hokusai Miya from an untitled series of the Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō Road ca. 1804 (Kyōwa 4/Bunka 1) View |
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AC 1990.57
Ryūryūkyo Shinsai Untitled [New Year surimono with cranes, pine, and plum] ca. 1800 View |
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AC 1990.58
Ryūryūkyo Shinsai New Year's Refreshments 1809, Bunka 6, year of the snake View |
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AC 1990.72
Utagawa Kuniyoshi Woman Presenting a Flounder ca. 1828-1830 View |
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AC 1990.73
Utagawa Kuniyoshi Woman and Child on the Shore ca. 1828-1830 View |
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AC 1990.74
Utagawa Kuniyoshi Woman Digging for Clams ca. 1828-1830 View |
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AC 1990.85
Kubo Shunman Cormorants and Seagulls from the series "The Tosa Diary for Shōfūdai, Hisakataya, and Bunbunsha (Shōfūdai, Hisakataya, and Bunbunsha Tosa Nikki)" late 1810s View |
