Results for 'Kubo Shunman'

472 prints found. Viewing prints 100 to 200.
Kubo Shunman: Shrine Under a Big Pine Tree - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: （雨乞小町の図） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Designs of Imported Leathers - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Gongorô Kagemasa (Gongorô Kagemasa tedama ishi), from the series Chronicles of Kamakura (Kamakura shi), with poem by Shojuro Enin, Edo period, circa 1813 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: - Tokyo National Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Hawk (Taka) and Azalea, from the series Seven Bird-and-Flower Prints for the Fuyôren of Kanuma in Shimotsuke Province (Yamagawa Shimotsuke Kanuma Fuyô-ren kachô shichi-ban tsuzuki no uchi), with poems by Senshunan and associates, Edo period, circa 1810 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Courtier Visiting Lover with text beginning
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Kubo Shunman: Yoshiwara at night in the day[?] of the rat. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Plum Tree with Poem Papers outside a Study - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: diptych print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Court Ladies and Child Holding Pheasant's Eye Plant (Fukujusô) by Wheeled Writing Table (Fuguruma) at New Year's, Edo period, circa early 19th century - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Procession of a Courtesan with Her Four Attendants - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Corchorus (or Yellow Rose) and Creeping Saxifrage - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: The First Boat Ride of the New Year (Fune norizome), from the album Momosaezuri (One Hundred Twitterings) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Woman Playing the Tsuzumi - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Box for Sugoroku Game (A Kind of Backgammon), Bow and Drum - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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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: Inro and Two Netsuke - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Toi (Mishima) - The Art of Japan
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Kubo Shunman: （盃流し） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: The Doll Festival, Third Day of the Third Month - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Two Courtesans, One Playing a Koto (Harp) and The Other Reading a Letter - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: surimono / print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Moths and Butterflies, from the series A Picturebook of Butterflies (Gunchô gafu) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: surimono / print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Elephant on a Cushion - 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: Plum Branches with Flowers and a Rolled Mat - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Nanamaro and His Followers Looking at the Moon in China - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: History of Kamakura: Books of the Kanazawa Library and the Cat of the Shomyo-ji Temple - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Raven and Sparrows - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Young Woman under Willow Tree Holding Spray of Flowers - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: - Richard Kruml
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Kubo Shunman: Large Lacquer Sake Cup Reading
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Kubo Shunman: Three Dancers of Sumiyoshi or Suminoye - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Branches of Plum Tree and Willow with Japanese White-Eyes - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Court Lady and Two Child Attendants, from the illustrated book Momo saezuri, Edo period, circa 1796 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: People with Lanterns in Procession - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Plum tree. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Designs for Leather - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: diptych print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Court Hat and Court Dress - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Fisherwoman with a Basket and Two Boys - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Parody of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Hotei Flowers - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Cock, Hen and Rising Sun, from the series Series of Seven Bird-and-Flower Prints for the Fuyô Circle of Kanuma in Shimotsuke Province (Yamagawa Shimotsuke Kanuma Fuyô-ren kachô nana bantsuzuki no uchi) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: surimono / print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Plum Blossoms and Lacquered Letter Box with text beginning
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Kubo Shunman: triptych print / benigirai-e - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Tea Cultivation at Uji - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Wedding Dolls, with poem by Suraien Tenma, Edo period, circa early 19th century - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Snow on Mt. Kōro. - Library of Congress
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Kubo Shunman: Roses and Plum Blossoms - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Young Woman on the Back of a Horse Attended by a Female Driver - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Women and Child Watching Manzai Dancers (by Suzuki Rinshô), from the illustrated book Haru no iro(?) or Momo saezuri(?), Edo period, circa 1796 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Japanese
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Kubo Shunman: （六玉川 ３） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Faith (Shin), from the series Five Virtues for the Katsushika Circle (Katsushika gojô) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Court Ladies Dragging a Cabinet along the Floor - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Two Court Ladies Skeining Silk, with five poems by actors and associates, Edo period, circa 1806 (Bunka 3) or 1815 (Bunsei 1) - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Saddle, Horse-Dipper and Other Harness - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: surimono / print - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Various Moths and Butterflies - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Cyprepedium, from the series Plants for the Kasumi Circle (Kasumiren sômoku awase) - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: - Tokyo National Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Pocket-Books - 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: Bird Competition (Tori-awasebara) Rooster and Dog, from the series Chronicles of Kamakura (Kamakura shi), with poems by Kyoben and associates, Edo period, circa 1813 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Peacock and Penoies — 牡丹に孔雀 - Japanese Art Open Database
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Kubo Shunman: Moveable rotating calendar mounted on elaborate wave-base with rabbit crest - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Candle-Stand and Fan - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Woman Walking in Rain - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Autumn Flowers, 9th Month (Chrysanthemums and Sake Cup), with poems by Yomobito Shirazu (ôta Nampo?), Tôkaidô Hayabumi and Haginoya-ô, Edo period, circa early 19th century - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: - Richard Kruml
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Kubo Shunman: Crawfish (Ebi), Lotus Root (Renkon) and Zingiber Root (Udo), with poems by Hinoki Butei Tsukuru and Shunman, Edo period, circa early 19th century - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Pheasants and Peach Blossoms, from the series Seven Bird-and-Flower Prints for the Fuyôren of Kanuma in Shimotsuke Province (Yamagawa Shimotsuke Kanuma Fuyô-ren kachô shichi-ban tsuzuki no uchi), with poems by Senshunan and associates, Edo period, circa 1810 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: （磯の五羽鶴） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: （遊君） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Halberd, Brocade Robe and Seal - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: The Six Crystal Rivers - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Two Women on a Veranda - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Skylarks and Primroses - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: A Poetry Gathering at Night - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: Lobster and Vegetables - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kitagawa Utamaro: Ehon tatoe no fushi 絵本譬喩節 (Picture Book: Occasions for Sayings) - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Gentleman and Servant Making a New Year Call - Museum of Fine Arts
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Kubo Shunman: White Rat and Bundles of Cloth - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Violets, Primroses and Other Spring Flowers - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Sea-Side Landscape with Pine Trees and Flying Cranes - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Biwa (Japanese Lute) with Cover - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: - British Museum
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Kubo Shunman: - Tokyo National Museum
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Kubo Shunman: - Tokyo National Museum
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Kubo Shunman: （三人の女） - Ritsumeikan University
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Kubo Shunman: Two Black Carp, Sketch of Panel Painting at the Shinobazu Shrine (Shinobazu tennyo-gû hengaku utsushi), with poems by Inakojonin and associates, Edo period, circa 1808 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Sparrows and Plum Blossoms - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Kubo Shunman: Courtesan and Attendants Beneath Cherry Blossoms, Edo period, circa 1790s - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: Nitta Yoshisada Throwing Sword into the Sea (Inamura ga Saki ni Yoshisada wadatsumi e hakase sasage tamô), from the series Chronicles of Kamakura (Kamakura shi), with poems by Tawara Mitsumori and Chobotei no Kojin, Edo period, circa 1813 - Harvard Art Museum
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Kubo Shunman: History of Kamakura - Metropolitan Museum of Art
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