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Kawanabe Kyōsai aka 河鍋 暁斎 (Japanese, 1831-1889, b. Koga, Japan) - Bat, 1868-1889  Meiji Era Woo
Kawanabe Kyōsai aka 河鍋 暁斎 (Japanese, 1831-1889, b. Koga, Japan) - Bat, 1868-1889  Meiji Era Woo
Suho Takeuchi aka Takeuchi Suho aka Takeuchi Seiho aka 竹内栖鳳 aka Take Takeuchi (Japanese, 1864-1942,
Suho Takeuchi aka Takeuchi Suho aka Takeuchi Seiho aka 竹内栖鳳 aka Take Takeuchi (Japanese, 1864-1942,
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils: Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils: Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
maryvangils:Edvard Munch, Toward the Forest, 1897c-1913, colour woodcut from two woodblocks
These portraits are just a sample from a larger set by the Japanese woodblock artist Toyohara Kunich
These portraits are just a sample from a larger set by the Japanese woodblock artist Toyohara Kunich
Helen FrankenthalerTales of Genji IV, 1998, twenty-one-color woodcut from twelve woodblocks and one
Helen FrankenthalerTales of Genji IV, 1998, twenty-one-color woodcut from twelve woodblocks and one
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