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Shrine Attendants Smoking by Toyota Hokkei — VisualArtsDB

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Shrine Attendants Smoking

Shrine Attendants Smoking

Shrine Attendants Smoking

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Chinese Sage Reading While Riding on a Buffalo

Chinese Sage Reading While Riding on a Buffalo

Toyota Hokkei, 1820

Painting of Peacocks, Waterfall and a Red Pillow

Painting of Peacocks, Waterfall and a Red Pillow

Toyota Hokkei

Cherry blossom viewing during the Genroku period

Cherry blossom viewing during the Genroku period

Toyota Hokkei, 1830

FUJI AND ENOSHIMA THROUGH A ROUND WINDOW

FUJI AND ENOSHIMA THROUGH A ROUND WINDOW

Toyota Hokkei

Toothbrush Seller, from the series Ten Kinds of People (Jinbutsu jûban tsuzuki)

Toothbrush Seller, from the series Ten Kinds of People (Jinbutsu jûban tsuzuki)

Toyota Hokkei

Mt. Fuji Above the Clouds, copy after Hokkei's print from the set of Three Lucky Dreams

Mt. Fuji Above the Clouds, copy after Hokkei's print from the set of Three Lucky Dreams

Toyota Hokkei

The Sea with Mountains

The Sea with Mountains

Toyota Hokkei

Oniwakamaru and the Giant Carp

Oniwakamaru and the Giant Carp

Toyota Hokkei, 1835

The Theater Outing

The Theater Outing

Toyota Hokkei, 1825

Suiko gogyô

Suiko gogyô

Toyota Hokkei

A Good Time to Open the Storehouse (Kurabiki yoshi), from the series Series for the Hanazono Group (Hanazono bantsuzuki)

A Good Time to Open the Storehouse (Kurabiki yoshi), from the series Series for the Hanazono Group (Hanazono bantsuzuki)

Toyota Hokkei, 1824

The Noh play Takasago

The Noh play Takasago

Toyota Hokkei, 1825