Modern Reproduction of: Women Overnight Guests: A Triptych
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Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Women Overnight Guests: A Triptych
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Nihon Fūzoku Zue Kankō-sha",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Hashiguchi Goyō"
]
1917-1918
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Women Overnight Guests: A Triptych
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Nihon Fūzoku Zue Kankō-sha",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Hashiguchi Goyō"
]
1917-1918
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Women Overnight Guests: A Triptych, center sheet
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Adachi Hanga Kenkyūsho"
]
after 1928
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Women Overnight Guests: A Triptych, left sheet
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Adachi Hanga Kenkyūsho"
]
after 1928
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Women Overnight Guests: A Triptych, right sheet
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Adachi Hanga Kenkyūsho"
]
after 1928
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Women Working in a Kitchen
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Nihon Fūzoku Zue Kankō-sha",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Hashiguchi Goyō"
]
1917-1918
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Hairdresser - Originally from the series Twelve Types of Women's Handicraft
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Nihon Fūzoku Zue Kankō-sha",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Hashiguchi Goyō"
]
1917-1918
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Hōtei and Women
[
"Toriyama Sekien",
"Nihon Fūzoku Zue Kankō-sha",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Hashiguchi Goyō"
]
1917-1918
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Yamauba and Kintarō
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Nihon Fūzoku Zue Kankō-sha",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Hashiguchi Goyō"
]
1917-1918
Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Modern Reproduction of: Rain Shower
[
"Kitagawa Utamaro",
"Nihon Fūzoku Zue Kankō-sha",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Miyata Rokuzaemon",
"Hashiguchi Goyō"
]
1917-1918