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はずれ、植物文様、自然文様: 水溜り(?) に梅

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題名

はずれ、植物文様、自然文様: 水溜り(?) に梅

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作者: 無名, 19th century

時代 | 王朝 | 様式

江戸時代 (1603–1868)

材料 | 手法

Measurements

縦幅: 24.2 センチ
横幅: 41.4 センチ
Muster (Motiv) - 縦幅: 13.3 センチ
Muster (Motiv) - 横幅: 36 センチ

作品番号

OR 3925-224

Acquisition

引継 , 1907

Department

アジアコレクション

Description

地染　

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