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Utagawa Kunisato #242,389

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Art Institute of Chicago
Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu)
Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu), 1837
Acquired 2000
Large (oban) woodblock print, triptych.
Art Institute of Chicago
Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu)
Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu), 1837
Acquired 2000
Large (oban) woodblock print, triptych.
Art Institute of Chicago
Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu)
Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu), 1837
Acquired 2000
Large (oban) woodblock print, triptych.
Hammer Museum
A View of Akabane. Women and children at a tea stall before a daimyo's mansion
A View of Akabane. Women and children at a tea stall before a daimyo's mansion, 1855
In museum collection
Full-color woodcut (nishiki-e)
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Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu)
Art Institute of Chicago · Chicago, United States · Acquired 2000 · Accession 1999.849a · Large (oban) woodblock print, triptych.
Gift of Christa C. Thurman in memory of Mary Landis
Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu)
Art Institute of Chicago · Chicago, United States · Acquired 2000 · Accession 1999.849b · Large (oban) woodblock print, triptych.
Gift of Christa C. Thurman in memory of Mary Landis
Great Prosperity at the Silk Farm (Kaikoya Daihanjono Zu)
Art Institute of Chicago · Chicago, United States · Acquired 2000 · Accession 1999.849c · Large (oban) woodblock print, triptych.
Gift of Christa C. Thurman in memory of Mary Landis
A View of Akabane. Women and children at a tea stall before a daimyo's mansion
Hammer Museum · Los Angeles, United States · Acquired 1855 · Accession 1955.2.26 · Full-color woodcut (nishiki-e)
Collection UCLA Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts, Hammer Museum. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grunwald.
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