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Bird on Branch of Fruit Tree

Bird on Branch of Fruit Tree

(Japanese, 1848–1940)
about 1900s–1910s
Medium/TechniqueWoodblock print; ink and color on paper
Dimensions22.4 x 28.9 cm (8 13/16 x 11 3/8 in.)
Credit LineGift of Porter Sargent
Accession number49.1269
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ClassificationsPrints
Provenance1949, gift of Porter Sargent to the MFA.
Emperor Nintoku Visits His Palace in the City of Naniwa (Nintoku tennô Naniwa-to gosho e miyuki no zu)
Emperor Nintoku Visits His Palace in the City of Naniwa (Nintoku tennô Naniwa-to gosho e miyuki no zu)
Hasegawa Sadanobu II
1868 (Keiô 4/Meiji 1)
Emperor Nintoku Visits His Palace in the City of Naniwa (Nintoku tennô Naniwa-to gosho e miyuki no zu)
Emperor Nintoku Visits His Palace in the City of Naniwa (Nintoku tennô Naniwa-to gosho e miyuki no zu)
Hasegawa Sadanobu II
1868 (Keiô 4/Meiji 1)
Emperor Nintoku Visits His Palace in the City of Naniwa (Nintoku tennô Naniwa-to gosho e miyuki no zu)
Emperor Nintoku Visits His Palace in the City of Naniwa (Nintoku tennô Naniwa-to gosho e miyuki no zu)
Hasegawa Sadanobu II
1868 (Keiô 4/Meiji 1)
Accurate Depiction of the Foreign Legation on the Aji River in Osaka (Naniwa Ajikawa gaikokukan shinsha no zu)
Accurate Depiction of the Foreign Legation on the Aji River in Osaka (Naniwa Ajikawa gaikokukan shinsha no zu)
Hasegawa Sadanobu II
1868 (Keiô 4/Meiji 1), intercalary 4th month
Emperor Nintoku Visits His Palace in the City of Naniwa (Nintoku tennô Naniwa-to gosho e miyuki no zu)
Emperor Nintoku Visits His Palace in the City of Naniwa (Nintoku tennô Naniwa-to gosho e miyuki no zu)
Hasegawa Sadanobu II
1868 (Keiô 4/Meiji 1)
Envelope for the series Postcards of the Festival of Commerce and Industry (Shôkôsai ehagaki), Osaka
Envelope for the series Postcards of the Festival of Commerce and Industry (Shôkôsai ehagaki), Osaka
Hasegawa Sadanobu II
1936 (Shôwa 11), November
Restricted: For Reference only
No. 1 from the series of History of the Founding of Japan (Nihon kenkoku no rekishi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu II
1940 (Shôwa 15)
Restricted: For Reference only
No. 16 from the series of the History of the Founding of Japan (Nihon kenkoku no rekishi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu II
1940 (Shôwa 15)
New Year's Card: Nô Actor as Tiger
New Year's Card: Nô Actor as Tiger
Hasegawa Konobu (Sadanobu II)
1938 (Shôwa 13)
Towers and Mansions at Kôrai Bridge (Kôraibashi yagura yashiki), from the series Customs of Osaka: Frivolous Songs Matched with Beauties (Naniwa fûzoku uwakiuta bijin awase no uchi)
Towers and Mansions at Kôrai Bridge (Kôraibashi yagura yashiki), from the series Customs of Osaka: Frivolous Songs Matched with Beauties (Naniwa fûzoku uwakiuta bijin awase no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1844–60 (Kôka–Ansei eras)
Spring View of Dôtonbori (Dôtonbori no shunkei), from the series Customs of Osaka: Frivolous Songs Matched with Beauties (Naniwa fûzoku uwakiuta bijin awase no uchi)
Spring View of Dôtonbori (Dôtonbori no shunkei), from the series Customs of Osaka: Frivolous Songs Matched with Beauties (Naniwa fûzoku uwakiuta bijin awase no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1844–60 (Kôka–Ansei eras)
Snow at Dawn at the Eastern Hall (Higashi Midô no gyôsetsu), from the series Customs of Osaka: Frivolous Songs Matched with Beauties (Naniwa fûzoku uwakiuta bijin awase no uchi)
Snow at Dawn at the Eastern Hall (Higashi Midô no gyôsetsu), from the series Customs of Osaka: Frivolous Songs Matched with Beauties (Naniwa fûzoku uwakiuta bijin awase no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1844–60 (Kôka–Ansei eras)