Japanese Print "Zozoji Temple at Shiba in Snow (Shiba zojoji setchu kei), The Lord of All Hell Performing a Nembutsu Dance with an Old Female Companion (Emma keshi? nembutsu odori no zu), An Ancient Occurrence at Takeshiba Temple (Takeshibadera no koji), from the series Famous Places in Tokyo during the Enligtenment (Tokyo kaika meisho)" by Kawanabe Ky?sai
Artist:Kawanabe Ky?sai
Title:Zozoji Temple at Shiba in Snow (Shiba zojoji setchu kei), The Lord of All Hell Performing a Nembutsu Dance with an Old Female Companion (Emma keshi? nembutsu odori no zu), An Ancient Occurrence at Takeshiba Temple (Takeshibadera no koji), from the series Famous Places in Tokyo during the Enligtenment (Tokyo kaika meisho)
Date:ca. 1870–1875
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Source:Legion of Honor
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Kawanabe Ky?sai, Japanese, 1831–1889 Yoshitora, Japanese, active 1850–1880 Toyoji, Japanese Sawamura (publisher), Japanese Hori Gin (engraver), Japanese, active 19th–20th century Zozoji Temple at Shiba in Snow (Shiba zojoji setchu kei), The Lord of All Hell Performing a Nembutsu Dance with an Old Female Companion (Emma keshi? nembutsu odori no zu), An Ancient Occurrence at Takeshiba Temple (Takeshibadera no koji), from the series Famous Places in Tokyo during the Enligtenment (Tokyo kaika meisho), ca. 1870–1875 woodcut 32.7 x 22.2 cm (image) Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts 1963.30.5045