Edo Geisha, from the series "A Guide to Women's Contemporary Styles (Tosei onna fuzoku tsu)"

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Edo Geisha, from the series "A Guide to Women's Contemporary Styles (Tosei onna fuzoku tsu)"

Kitagawa Utamaro 喜多川 歌麿LinkedCulture matchlcp-66291d655d92

Date
c. 1801/02
Medium
Color woodblock print; oban
Culture
Japan
Department
Arts of Asia
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Object ID
36331

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Credit line
Clarence Buckingham Collection
Provenance
Joseph R. Herod. Florence Higinbotham Crane (1870–1949; also Mrs. Richard Teller Crane, Jr.), Chicago; sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, July 17, 1939.

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AAT300041273

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