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Sakurahime and Kiyoharu (Sakurahime Kiyoharu) by Eishosai Choki — VisualArtsDB

Sakurahime and Kiyoharu (Sakurahime Kiyoharu)

Sakurahime and Kiyoharu (Sakurahime Kiyoharu)

1603–1867

Medium: Woodblock print, ink and colors on paper
Genre: woodblock print
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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edo (japanese period)

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East Asianprintasian artedo (japanese period)paper (fiber product)Japanismasianwoodblock print

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