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Woman in a kimono holding a scroll
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Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Randy Batista

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Artist Kashosai Shunsen (Japanese, c. 1762 to c. 1830)
Datec.1830
Place of originJapan, Asia
MediumColor woodcut
Dimensions13 5/8 x 9 1/4 in. (34.6 x 23.5 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineGift of Rudolph Weaver
Object numberPR-00-130
Collections
Visual DescriptionWoman in a kimono holding a scroll
A woman in a kimono, seating in front of a shelf and a few hanging scroll paintings. She holds a long scroll and looks back over her right shoulder.
Akashi of the Kuki-Manjiya
Utagawa Kunitomo 歌川国富
c. 1830
A woman in kimono, holding a umbrella.
Young Woman Walking under an umbrella
Keisai Eisen 渓斎英泉
1830s
A woman in kimono, holding a dog.
Woman with a Dog
Suzuki Kason 鈴木華邨
1897
A woman in a kimono is tying her sash. Print is in the Oban format (~15"x10")
Untitled
Kitagawa Utamaro 喜多川歌麿
18th century
Left image of triptych. A woman in colorful kimono grasps the side of a boat. She is waist high in water.
Rescuing a Beauty
Toyohara Kunichika
19th century
Man holding onto rock as ocean waves crash around him.
Stranded in the Ocean
Utagawa Kunisada II 國貞二代
1865
A man in a boat pulling the hair of the woman in the other panel and holding a sword.
Beauty Attempting to Escape
Utagawa Kuniyoshi
1849
A man in a dark robe or kimono on boat. It is raining and in the distance is a shore and cityscape.
Rescuing a Beauty
Utagawa Kuniyoshi
1850
A woman in kimono. Mountainous landscape in back.
Warabide Village at Warabi Station: The Actor Iwai Hanshiro as Nurse (Menoto) Masaoka
Tokoyuni III 歌川國貞or 三代歌川豊國
1852
A woman in a kimono, standing by a winder lattice overlooking the water, and gazing at two irises on the left.
Iris Flowers
Ogata Gekkō 尾形月耕
c. 1900
Woman in traditional dress holding a parasol
Untitled
Andō Hiroshige 安藤広重
c.1830
An architectural print showing multiple levels of a spa inhabited by cats. The cats enter the first level through a gate, they have tea, shed robes and have a bath before entering the spa, while the top level shows the kimono-clad kitties climbing to the top of the house where they relax with another tea ceremony.
Shinban neko no onsen [Popular Hotspring Spa (of Cats)]
Edo period (1615-1868), 1880

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