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The Courtesan Arihara of the Tsuruya, and Child Attendants Aoe and Sekiya (Tsuruya uchi Arihara, Aoe, Sekiya), from an untitled series of courtesans
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The Courtesan Arihara of the Tsuruya, and Child Attendants Aoe and Sekiya (Tsuruya uchi Arihara, Aoe, Sekiya), from an untitled series of courtesans

Kitagawa Utamaro 喜多川 歌麿, Japanese, 1753 (?)-1806 · c. 1797 · Color woodblcok print; aiban

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woodblock printJapanese (culture or style)printasian art
Credit lineThe Courtesan Arihara of the Tsuruya, and Child Attendants Aoe and Sekiya (Tsuruya uchi Arihara, Aoe, Sekiya), from an untitled series of courtesans. c. 1797. Kitagawa Utamaro 喜多川 歌麿, Japanese, 1753 (?)-1806. The Art Institute of Chicago, Purchased with funds provided by Mary Diamond Stein. CC0.
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