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Kakkyo (Guo Ju) about to Bury His Child
Kakkyo (Guo Ju) about to Bury His Child
Kakkyo (Guo Ju) about to Bury His Child

Kakkyo (Guo Ju) about to Bury His Child

Titles
  • Kakkyö
  • Nijüshikö Döshi Kagami
  • 二十四孝童子鑑 郭巨
Artist (Japanese, 1797 - 1861)
Publisher (c. 1790s~1850s)
Datec. 1843 - 1847
GeographyJapan
MediumWoodblock print (Nishiki-e); ink and color on paper
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineGift of James A. Michener, 1991 (22016)
Object number22016
Portfolio/SeriesTwenty Four Paragons of Filial Piety: A Mirror for Children
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Twenty-Four Paragons of Filial Piety: Guo Ju
Twenty-Four Paragons of Filial Piety: Guo Ju
Okumura Masanobu
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With a Single Arrow, Tametomo Sinks the Finest Ship of Mochimitsu as his Mistress Sasaraye and his Retainer Oniyasha and Islanders Look on in Pride
With a Single Arrow, Tametomo Sinks the Finest Ship of Mochimitsu as his Mistress Sasaraye and his Retainer Oniyasha and Islanders Look on in Pride
Utagawa Kuniyoshi
c. 1843 - 1847
With a Single Arrow, Tametomo Sinks the Finest Ship of Mochimitsu as his Mistress Sasaraye and his Retainer Oniyasha and Islanders Look on in Pride
With a Single Arrow, Tametomo Sinks the Finest Ship of Mochimitsu as his Mistress Sasaraye and his Retainer Oniyasha and Islanders Look on in Pride
Utagawa Kuniyoshi
1843 - 1847
The Tale of Genji, Chapter 51: Genji and his Lover Admire the Snowy Landscape from Offshore
The Tale of Genji, Chapter 51: Genji and his Lover Admire the Snowy Landscape from Offshore
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c. 1830s
Portrait of Publisher Nishimuraya Yohachi I on His Seventy-first Birthday
Portrait of Publisher Nishimuraya Yohachi I on His Seventy-first Birthday
Utagawa Toyokuni I
c. 1797-1798
Kajiwara Genda Kagesuye stopping to tighten his horse’s girth, and so allowing Sasake Takatsuna to get across the Uji river first in 1184 (from the Tale of Heike: Japanese story)
Kajiwara Genda Kagesuye stopping to tighten his horse’s girth, and so allowing Sasake Takatsuna to get across the Uji river first in 1184 (from the Tale of Heike: Japanese story)
Utagawa Hiroshige
c. 1835 - 1840
Jiraiya and His Vassals Shining a Light on Baby in a Basket (Descriptive Title)
Jiraiya and His Vassals Shining a Light on Baby in a Basket (Descriptive Title)
Utagawa Hiroshige
1844
Yamato Takeru no Mikoto Sets the Grass Afire with his Sword and Burns the Barbarians
Yamato Takeru no Mikoto Sets the Grass Afire with his Sword and Burns the Barbarians
Utagawa Hiroshige
c. 1847 - 1852
Nitta Yoshisada throwing his sword into the sea to appease the angry elements when he was besieging Kamakura in 1333 (from Taihei-ki : Japanese story)
Nitta Yoshisada throwing his sword into the sea to appease the angry elements when he was besieging Kamakura in 1333 (from Taihei-ki : Japanese story)
Utagawa Hiroshige
c. 1835 - 1840
Priest Karukaya Meets His Son Ishidömaru on Mount Köya
Priest Karukaya Meets His Son Ishidömaru on Mount Köya
Utagawa Hiroshige
c. 1847 - 1852
Yazama Jütarö and His Wife Orie in Snow
Yazama Jütarö and His Wife Orie in Snow
Utagawa Hiroshige
c. 1847 - 1852
Tamiya Bötarö Pulling on His Nanny Otsuji’s Kimono Sleeve (Descriptive Title)
Tamiya Bötarö Pulling on His Nanny Otsuji’s Kimono Sleeve (Descriptive Title)
Utagawa Hiroshige
1844
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