Willows, Bridge, and Water Wheel

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Willows, Bridge, and Water Wheel

Alternate Title: 柳橋水車図屏風

Japan, circa 1580-1600
Paintings; screens
Ink and color on gold paper, applied copper
Panel: 64 1/2 × 135 in. (163.83 × 342.9 cm) each
Ernest Larsen Blanck Memorial Fund (58.26.3)
Japanese Art
Not currently on public view

Bibliography

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