Kubo Shunman

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Kubo Shunman: One Large and Four Small Butterflies with text beginning
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Kubo Shunman: Pines and Cherry Blossoms - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Viewing Enôshima, with poems by Shinsenen Sagimaru and Kagetsuan Hamabei Kurondo, from the illustrated book Yomo no yama, Edo period, 1809 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Hare and Dandelion? - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Courtesan Dressed in an Elaborate Gown Embroidered with Emblems of Good Luck - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Seaweed Food and Kitchen Utensils - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Bushclover at Tamagawa. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Still Life of Konbu Seaweed(?) and Nandina (Nanten) Wrapped in Bamboo Leaves, with various poems, Edo period, dated 1812 (Bunka 9) - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Viewing Cherry Blossoms - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Coin Pouch and Potted Adonis Plant - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Woman and Boy Servant Passing a Banner - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Chinese Woman Reflected in Mirror - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: （音づれ） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: （犬張子） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Blue Celadon Ladle Stand (Ao seiji shakutate), from the series Five Colors of Tea Utensils (Chaki goshiki shose), with poems by Yufusha Umetsuna, Eirakutei Tomozuru and Garyuen, Edo period, circa 1817-1819 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Letter-Box with Letter and Potted Flower - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Youth reading a playbill and girl standing by a chrysanthemum lattice - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: The Six Jewel Rivers (Mu Tamagawa) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Girl and a Hagoita (Japanese Battledore and Shuttlecock) - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: surimono / print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Sparrows, from the series Assorted Storybook Prints (Akahon tsukushi) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Episode Seventeen (Jûshichi-dan), from the series Tales of Ise for the Asakusa Group (Asakusagawa ise monogatari) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Seven people before a bamboo fence. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Mitate Marishiten Dancing on Boar, with poems by Fukaetei Sugamichi and Shôsado (Shunman), Edo period, dated 1803 (Kyôwa 3, Year of the Boar) - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Designs of Inro and Netsuke - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Koto (Japanese Harp) and Sho (Reed Organ) - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Design for Leather and Netsuke - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Various Moths and Butterflies - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Shellwork Screen (Kaibyôbu) and Box of Abalone from Enoshima, with poems by Sensôan, Kosentei Kadomori and Hakusôan Kakusei (Asajian et al.), Edo period, dated 1809 (Spring, Year of the Snake) - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Cakes and Food Made of Seaweed - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Kabuki Actor - Robyn Buntin of Honolulu
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Kubo Shunman: Actors Ichikawa Ebizô, Segawa Kikunojô 5th and Ichikawa Danjûrô 7th, with poems by Kodamaototaka and associates, Edo period, circa 1810-1817 (late Bunka) - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Peacock Feather and Plum Blossoms, with poem by Onoya Kuwayumi, Edo period, circa early 19th century - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Table and Writing Set - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: （六玉川 ６） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Primrose. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Fish and Teakettle - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Young Nobleman Looking Inside of a House - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Young Woman Playing the Flute by a Bridge - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: White Tea Container (Shiro nakatsugi) and Camillia, from the series Five Colors of Tea Utensils (Chaki goshiki shose), with poems by Suikiotei Baikei, Shichukan Hayazawa and Garyuen, Edo period, circa 1817-1819 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Nobleman Receiving a Kyoka (Humorous Poem) from Shibanoya Sanyo, a Master of Kyoka - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Rice wine for the Doll's Festival. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Candies with Crests of Popular Actors including Kikugorô, Mitsugoro, Hanshiro, Koshirô, Utaemon and Danjûrô, with poems by Uramichi no Chikaki and Hinoki Butei, Edo period, circa early 19th century - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Carp in Water - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Flowers and Pine Branch, from the series Asakusagawa Tsurezuregusa - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Outfit for the Go Game - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Designs for Leather - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Votive Paintings (Emadô) of Camellias and Court Lady and Monk at Kiyomizu-dera, from the series of Seven for the Hisakataya Club (Hisakataya shichiban no uchi), with various poems, Edo period, circa 1814-1819 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Bachi (Plectrum) Used in Playing Shamisen - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Black - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: （紅葉） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Court Lady Serving Sake to Otomo no Yakamochi (717?-785), with poems by Bunkeisha Shiomichi, Bungaen Yukimaru and Bunbunsha, Edo period, circa early 19th century - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Designs of Imported Leathers - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: surimono / print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Sea-Gulls Playing on the Water - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Pensive Woman on Verandah, with poem by Kogetsukan Chizume, Edo period, probably 1804 (Bunka 1) - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Kabuki Actor - Robyn Buntin of Honolulu
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Kubo Shunman: Treasure Boat (Takara-bune) with Three Rats - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: - Tokyo National Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Belt and Fan on a Piece of Cloth - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Two Women Looking in Mirrors, from the series The Origin of Court Ceremonies (Kuji kongen) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: surimono / print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Flounder and Other Fishes - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Court Lady Beneath an Old Plum Tree; Two Lacquer Cabinets for the Shell-matching Game - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: The Old Man who Made the Trees Blossom (Hanasaku jiji), from the series Assorted Storybook Prints (Akahon tsukushi) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: （六玉川 ２） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: White - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Pheasants by a Bush - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Candy bubble. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: The Tazukuri no Tamagawa, popularly known as the Chofu no Tamagawa - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: （盃流し） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Woman Playing on the Shamisen - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: from the series The Tosa Diary for Shôfûdai, Hisakataya and Bunbunsha (Shôfûdai Hisakataya Bunbunsha Tosa nikki) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: One Large, Two Medium-Sized and Two Small Butterflies with text beginning
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Kubo Shunman: （砧打図） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Roku Tamagawa (Jewel River) - Toi - Cloth Fulling - The Art of Japan
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Kubo Shunman: Desk with Writing Set and Plum Flowers - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: surimono / print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: A Winding Stream Party (Kyokusui no en) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Persimmons on a Plate - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Old Fisherman Carrying a Basket of Salmon - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Tai Fish and Top-Shells - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Woman Entertaining Her Guest with New Year Wine - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Oranges and Dried Persimmons - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Belt and Fan on a Piece of Cloth - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Oiran parading in snow at the New Year. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Shihohai, from the series The Origin of Court Ceremonies (Kuji kongen) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: - Richard Kruml
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Kubo Shunman: Court Carriage - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Women and children watching a Manzai performance. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: History of Kamakura - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Mother with Pointing Baby - Minneapolis Institute of Arts
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Kubo Shunman: （盃流し） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: History of Kamakura (where Minamoto Shogunate was Established) - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: The Six Jewel Rivers (Mu Tamagawa) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Gyōja Bushō - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Votive Painting of Armies Chasing Demons, from the series Seven Pictures for the Hisakataya (Hisakataya shichiban no uchi) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Cherry Blossoms and Yamabuki Flowers - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Awabi Shell Diver and Children with text beginning
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