A Writer’s Freedom in his Writting

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作家自在
Sakka Jizai

Artist Kobori Tomoto (Japanese, 1864 - 1931)

Publisher Hakubunkan (founded 1887)

Date1897

GeographyJapan

MediumWoodblock print (Nishiki-e); ink and color on paper

ClassificationsPrints

Credit LineGift of Philip H. Roach, Jr., 2003 (27522)

Object number27522

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Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints

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