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Geister und Gespenster
MAK/Johannes Wieninger
MAK/Johannes Wieninger
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  • ink wash drawing, Geister und Gespenster, Katsushika Hokusai 葛飾北齋, MAK Inv.nr. HM 13583
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Title
  • Geister und Gespenster
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Period | Style | School
Measurements
  • height: 27.4 cm
  • width: 40.3 cm
Inventory number
  • HM 13583
Acquisition
  • assumption , 1907
Department
  • Asia Collection
Inscriptions
  • text on the print: ein Bild nach Hokusai
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  • ink wash drawing, Geister und Gespenster, Katsushika Hokusai 葛飾北齋, MAK Inv.nr. HM 13583
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  • 16.01.2026

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