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The Servants of the Dragon King of the Sea: Fish and Shells (Tatsu no miyatsuko gyokai fu) 龍の宮津子魚貝譜
Creator
Kitao MasayoshiJapanese artist (1764-1824) · 1764–1824
All works by this person →More on Wikidata- Date
- 1802, early autumn, (Kyōwa 2)
- Medium
- Woodblock printed book; ink, color and mica on paper
- Culture
- Japan
- Department
- Asian Art
- Institution
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Object ID
- 78679
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