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Plum in Naniwa (Osaka)
Designer: Hokkei, Totoya
Surimono. Colour print from woodblocks, with metallic pigment, lacquer and sprinkled mica. Early 1820s. Poetry by Shunkotei Misako and Hanasakian Edamori
Method of acquisition: Given (1937) by Barron, E. Evelyn
19th Century
Circa
1820
CE
-
Circa
1823
CE
Accession number: P.371-1937
Primary reference Number: 166038
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Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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