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Edo miyage zue

(Japanese, 1697?–1756)
18th century
Medium/TechniqueWoodblock printed book; ink on paper
Dimensions22.7 x 15.8 cm
Credit LineSource unidentified
Accession number2009.3866.1-2
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ClassificationsIllustrated books
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Nishimura Shigenaga
1814 (Bunka 11)
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1824–25
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Nishimura Chuwa
1826
Page 5
Nantei gafu kôhen (Jinbutsu gafu) (A book of drawings by Nantei)
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1826
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Yôbun
Nishimura Shigenobu
1738 (Genbun 3)
Page 1
Kyôhô jûkyû ki no e toradoshi haru kyôgenbon: Nanakusa nigiwai Soga (1734); Jûhakkô imayô Soga (1734); Kongen Imagawa jô (1734); Sangoku denrai eika muko (1732)
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1732; 1734 (Kyôhô 17; 19)
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Nishimura Shigenaga
A Fashionable Yamato Picture Master (Fûryû Yamato eshi)
A Fashionable Yamato Picture Master (Fûryû Yamato eshi)
Nishimura Shigenaga
about 1720s
Mandarin Ducks, Iris, and Arrowheads, from a bird-and-flower series with the title Kashinsai (?)
Mandarin Ducks, Iris, and Arrowheads, from a bird-and-flower series with the title Kashinsai (?)
Nishimura Shigenaga
about 1730 (Kyôhô 15)
Kokonoe no Sakura, Right Sheet of a Triptych (Sanpukutsui migi)
Kokonoe no Sakura, Right Sheet of a Triptych (Sanpukutsui migi)
Nishimura Shigenaga
Triptych of Hanging Scrolls: Playing with Reality (Kakemono sanpukutsui, utsutsu no asobi)
Triptych of Hanging Scrolls: Playing with Reality (Kakemono sanpukutsui, utsutsu no asobi)
Nishimura Shigenaga
1750s
A Floating World Clock as the Bell of Muken (Ukiyo tokei Muken no kane)
A Floating World Clock as the Bell of Muken (Ukiyo tokei Muken no kane)
Nishimura Shigenaga
early 1740s