Ichikawa Raizo as Abe no Seimei

Cleveland Museum of Art

Ichikawa Raizo as Abe no Seimei

Kitao Shigemasa

Date
early 1760s
Medium
color woodblock print
Culture
Japan, Edo period (1615–1868)
Department
Japanese Art
Institution
Cleveland Museum of Art
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