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The Japanese Embassadors in their State Costume by Unidentified Men, A. F. — VisualArtsDB

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The Japanese Embassadors in their State Costume

The Japanese Embassadors in their State Costume

The Japanese Embassadors in their State Costume

Unidentified Men A. F.

1860

Medium: Wood engraving on paper
Genre: Print
Museum: National Portrait Gallery, London, UK

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