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Horses in Stables (Umaya-zu byobu)
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Horses in Stables (Umaya-zu byobu)

Unknown artist (Japanese) · c. 1688–1704 · Pair of six panel screens; ink, colors and gold leaf on paper

From the collection of Art Institute of Chicago. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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paper (fiber product)painting
Credit lineHorses in Stables (Umaya-zu byobu). c. 1688–1704. Unknown artist (Japanese). The Art Institute of Chicago, Shinkokai Japanese Art Acquistion Fund; The Mary and Leigh Block Endowment Fund; Frederick & Nathalie Gookin fund; purchased with funds provided by of Roger L. Weston; Avery Brundage and Roger L. Weston funds. CC0.
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