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Kisegawa of Matsuba-ya

Kisegawa of Matsuba-ya, Japanese courtesan. Kitagawa Utamaro (1750 - 1806)

Picture No
10500761
Media ID
44340149
Size
3011px x 4212px (5.7MB)
Credit
©Ashmolean Museum / Mary Evans
Source
Kitagawa Utamaro (1750 - 1806) - Woodblock print
Date
1795-1796

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