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Two states of same print showing a woman apparently a seamstress who stands isolated on the page with a landscape fan behind her across top of print. From the Series: Tôto Meisho Kurabe
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Two states of same print showing a woman apparently a seamstress who stands isolated on the page with a landscape fan behind her across top of print. From the Series: Tôto Meisho Kurabe

Utagawa Yoshifuji, Japanese, 1828-1887 · 1841–1899 · Color woodblock print; nishiki-e

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Credit lineTwo states of same print showing a woman apparently a seamstress who stands isolated on the page with a landscape fan behind her across top of print. From the Series: Tôto Meisho Kurabe. 1841–1899. Utagawa Yoshifuji, Japanese, 1828-1887. The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Patricia Hyland. CC0.
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