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Untitled (Meiji Era Paper Doll)
Untitled (Meiji Era Paper Doll)
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Untitled (Meiji Era Paper Doll)

Artist Japanese Artist
Dateundated
MediumWoodcut on paper
Dimensions9 1/2 x 14 1/2 in. (24.1 x 36.8 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineGift of William Knight Zewadski
Object number2013.64.200
Collections
Meiji Decorative Papers (Origami birds)
Meiji Decorative Papers (Origami birds)
Japanese Artist
undated
woman holds cloth to her mouth
Painful: The Appearance of a Prostitute of the Kansei era, No. 3 from series: Thirty-two Aspects of Women (Reprint)
Tsukioka Yoshitoshi 月岡芳年
undated
Meiji Shrine
Meiji Shrine
Yamaguchi Gen 山口源
1945
A side-stitched book cover featuring a dense, repeating red pattern of overlapping arches, flying birds, small buildings, and circular emblems. Three black Japanese characters are stacked vertically on the left, each enclosed within a red ring.
Japanese Hand-Made Paper, Volume I, Northeastern Japan
Seikichiro Goto
1958
A right-bound cover stitched with red thread, featuring a dense blue pattern of overlapping stylized mountains, huts, cranes, and circular emblems. Four large red Japanese characters, each enclosed in a blue circle, descend vertically on the left side. The four red characters read top to bottom are 日本の紙 (Nihon no kami), which translates to "Japanese paper."
Japanese Hand-Made Paper, Volume II, Western Japan
Seikichiro Goto
1960
multiple bodies make up face and hands.
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Men with swords in fighting scene.
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undated
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Triptych, Pictures of Dolls in Contemporary Fashion
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c. 1856
Night scene in harbor with boats and lighthouse.
Untitled
Japanese Artist
20th century
A portfolio of 15 woodcuts by 9 artists published in December 1945 by Uemura Masuo of Fugaku Shuppansha in Tokyo
Recollections of Tokyo
Japanese Artist
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A portfolio of twelve color woodblock prints depicting Japanese customs published in March 1946 by Fugaku Honsha in Tokyo. One leaflet inserted; it contains biographies of artists and also explanation on works in English.
Native Customs in Japan
Japanese Artist
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Solid mixed paper folder with binding strings
Original Folder and Text Insert
Japanese Artist
1946

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