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[Nakamura Fusuke I] as an Oiran Performing the Kawasaki Dance

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タイトル [Nakamura Fusuke I] as an Oiran Performing the Kawasaki Dance Keisei no Kawasaki ondo けいせゐの河崎おんど
アーティスト Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III) 歌川国貞 (三代目豊国) (1786–1865)
日にち 10/1856
興行名 Hatsuyuki to Mimasu no Kagekiyo 初雪三升蔵景清
劇場 Nakamura
Uitgever Maruya Kyūshirō 丸屋久四郎
場所 Edo
サイン Toyokuni ga 豊國画
改印 aratame Dragon 10 改辰十
版元印 Maru-Kyū 丸久
品質形状 Woodblock print; full colour print; pigment on paper
フォーマット ōban
オブジェクト番号 SH2018-DM-211
Credit line Gift of Muck and Mieke Douma
元 Gifted to the Japan Museum SieboldHuis in April 2018 by Muck and Mieke Douma

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