Daitokuji Garden Rock at Murasaki-no

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Daitokuji Garden Rock at Murasaki-no

Michael Corr

Date
1968
Medium
Woodcut in shades of black and gray on heavy, ivory Japanese paper
Culture
American
Department
Department of Prints
Institution
Harvard Art Museums
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