The Ghosts of the Heike Appear in Daimotsu Bay in Settsu Province (Sesshu Daimotsu no ura Heike onryo arawaruru zu)

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The Ghosts of the Heike Appear in Daimotsu Bay in Settsu Province (Sesshu Daimotsu no ura Heike onryo arawaruru zu)

Katsushika Hokui (Fukao Hokui)

Date
1847/52
Medium
Color woodblock print
Culture
Japan
Department
Arts of Asia
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
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