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japaneseaesthetics:One Hundred CranesHakutsuru zu百鶴図Kano Yusetsu (, mid-19th centuryMEDIUM/TECHNIQUE

japaneseaesthetics:Painting of standing cranes, 18th century, Japan, by artist Ito Jakuchu.Wiki: Itō

japaneseaesthetics:Night Procession of the Hundred DemonsHyakki yagyô zu百鬼夜行図Kano Tansui Moritsune19

japaneseaesthetics:Genre scenes of the twelve monthsMuromachi Period, 16th century, JapanImportant C

japaneseaesthetics:Komainu.  about 1450(15th century), Japan.  cypress wood,gold lacquer (Urushi), a

japaneseaesthetics:A Two-Fold Screen Edo period (18th century), Japan Ink, colour and gold on paper,

japaneseaesthetics:ITO Jakuchu (1716~1800), Japan 伊藤若冲　群鶏図

japaneseaesthetics:Yokoyama Taikan -“Way to Atago”.  Early 20th century, Japan

japaneseaesthetics:Willow and CrowsYanagi ni karasu zu柳に鳥図Attributed to: Katsushika Hokusai1841 (Ten

japaneseaesthetics:Koro or incense burner in the form of a fierce longeared hare. Of cast and cold c

japaneseaesthetics:Artist: Komori SosekiTitle: MoorhensDate: 1929Medium: Color woodblock printCredit

japaneseaesthetics:A Buddhist rock crystal reliquary containing carnelian agate beads, the hinged mo

japaneseaesthetics:A paulownia-wood and gold manju netsukeEdo period/Meiji era (19th century), Japan

japaneseaesthetics:A fine gold lacquer writing box (suzuribako)Taisho period (early 20th century), J

japaneseaesthetics:Exotic Helmet with Tengu Mask and Crows. 19th century, Japan.  Iron helmet. Beque

japaneseaesthetics:Kai-Awase Shell.  pre-1900, Japan. Kai-awase, which was enjoyed by the nobility d

japaneseaesthetics:The kimono, which means ‘the thing worn’, is the traditional garment of Japan. Fr

japaneseaesthetics:‘Roiro Lacquer Inlaid 'Jingasa’ (samurai war hat). Meiji Period (abou

japaneseaesthetics:CockerelJapan. Late Edo period (1840-1868)9" x 10" - 23 x 26cmAn extrem

japaneseaesthetics:Flower basketPlace of Origin: JapanDate: approx. 1950-1980Materials: Bamboo (mada

japaneseaesthetics:A bronze koro (incense burner)Edo period (1615-1868) or Meiji era(1868-1912), cir

japaneseaesthetics:“Hokan Shaka Nyorai is the principal image of worship at Kamakura’s E

japaneseaesthetics:A rare gold crown.  The upper relief involves a series of horse designs.  Ibaraki

japaneseaesthetics:© Uemura Shoen, Woman Waiting for the Moon to Rise, Nihonga Painting, 1944, Adach

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