PaintingsJapanese17th century
Illustrated Story of Children (Koyasu monogatari) Vol. 1
Edo period, circa 1650s
Artists
Nonoguchi RyūhoArtist
Asakura JūkenArtist
Dimensions
Image: H. 32.3 cm x W. 1966.7 cm (12 11/16 x 774 5/16 in.)
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