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Koshigaya in the province of Musashi
MAK/Johannes Wieninger

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Title
  • Koshigaya in the province of Musashi
  • 36 views of Mount Fuji (Series)
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Inventory number
  • BI 17427-4
Acquisition
  • legacy , 1922
Department
  • Asia Collection
Associated Objects
Inscriptions
  • signature: Hiroshigega
  • date seal: Pferd 4. Monat
Description
    gleiches Bild: vgl. BI 17426-2-15 Hiroshigega 廣重画 Serie der 36 Ansichten vom Berg Fuji von Hiroshige. Ein blühender Baum in Koshigaya 越かや. Am Flussufer mehrere Frauen mit Schirmen und Hüten. Weit entfernt der Fuji. Das Bild im Heidelberg-Katalog hat eine gelbe Signatur-Kartusche (vgl. Lit.).
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