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  • Ukiyo-e 浮世絵, March, Anonym, MAK Inv.nr. BI 17432-11
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Title
  • March
  • From the twelve months (Series)
Collection
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Period | Style | School
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Material | Technique
Measurements
  • height: 35.7 cm
  • width: 23.9 cm
Inventory number
  • BI 17432-11
Acquisition
  • legacy , 1922
Department
  • Asia Collection
Inscriptions
  • signature: Toyokuniga
  • date seal: rat 4th month
  • mark: Kinugasa, Murata
Description
    Toyokuniga 豊國画 Serie über die zwölf Monate. Hier der dritte Monat. “Yayoi 弥生” ist eine alte poetische Bezeichnung für den März. Im März findet das Puppenfest/ Mädchenfest statt. Dabei wird für wenige Tage der ganze Hofstaat in Form von Puppen aufgestellt. Die junge Frau hier mit der Kaiserin-Puppe. Titelkartusche besteht aus zwei Muschelhälften
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