Portrait of Ichimura Takenojō and Sanjō Kantarō

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Portrait of Ichimura Takenojō and Sanjō Kantarō

Creator

Okumura Toshinobu

Japanese artist · 1709–1751

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Date
ca. 1793
Medium
Tan-e (hand-colored print); ink and color on paper
Culture
Japan
Department
Asian Art
Institution
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Object ID
45051
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