Takashima Ohisa, from the series "A Fashionable Set of Three (Furyu sanpuku tsui)"

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Takashima Ohisa, from the series "A Fashionable Set of Three (Furyu sanpuku tsui)"

Utagawa Toyokuni I 初代 歌川 豊国LinkedCulture matchlcp-ebeff373a828

Date
c. 1794
Medium
Color woodblock print; oban
Culture
Japan
Department
Arts of Asia
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Object ID
24218

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Credit line
Clarence Buckingham Collection
Provenance
Frederic May (1851–1918), Washington, D.C.; sold, American Art Galleries, New York, May 6–10, 1918, to Kate Sturges Buckingham (1858–1937), Chicago; given to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1925.

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AAT300041273

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