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Poet Ariwara no Narihira (825-880) from page 2B of the printed book of "Thirty-Six Immortal Poets" (Sanjūrokkasen), Kōetsu edition
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Page 2B of a thread-bound woodblock-printed book with paper cover; ink on paper
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Contemporary Famous Happenings (Kinsei kisekikō), Vol. 5, with designs by Kita Busei (1776-1856)
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Fifth of a set of 5 ukiyo-e woodblock-printed books; ink and color on paper
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Harbor of the Black Sea (Kurodumi no funatsukiba)
Ono Tadashige, Shōwa period,
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No. 12, from the series Primary Education: Manners for Women, Explained in Pictures (Shōgaku joreishiki zukai)
Adachi Ginkō 安達吟光, c. 1882
Woodblock print (nishiki-e); ink, color and mica on paper
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Illustrated Guide to Kyoto (Kyō-suzume), 7 Volumes
Asai Ryōi, Early Edo period, 1665
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