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: The ghost of Oiwa emerges from a lantern

The ghost of Oiwa emerges from a lantern

Utagawa Kuniyoshi print of Tamiya Lemon cowering from the ghost of Oiwa as she emerges from a lantern from the Comparison of the Ogura One Hundred Poets, One Poem Each series

Picture No

10505281

Media ID

44353466

Size

2302px x 3478px (8.0MB)

Credit

© Ashmolean Museum / Mary Evans

Source

Woodblock print: ink on paper. Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797 - 1861)

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