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Rare and valuable Japanese color prints; Part I (1918)

American Art Association · New York · leaf 77

An illustration from Rare and valuable Japanese color prints; Part I, 1918, leaf 77 — ble early impressions in the finest possible condition. 343. THE HATSUTAKA TEA=HOUSE AT YAGENBORI A corner of the building1 is shown, with a waitress standing in front of it and turning toward a young woman who is passing by followed by a man servant bearing a bundle on his back and a blue… … 345. THE SECOND ICHIKAWA MONNOSUKE IN PRIVATE LIFE He is seated, talking to a kamuro, his hand resting on her shoulder, while her mistress stands and looks down at them. Oban. Signed: Kiyonaga ga. About 1782. > Sharp, early impression. In perfect condition.

Frederic May

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