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Miyajima: Takafusa, No. 3 from "Three Famous Scenes (Sankei no uchi: Sono san)"
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Miyajima: Takafusa, No. 3 from "Three Famous Scenes (Sankei no uchi: Sono san)"

Totoya Hokkei, Japanese, 1780-1850 · c. 1833 · Color woodblock print; left sheet of shikishiban triptych (right: 1954.745, center: 1954.590), surimono

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Credit lineMiyajima: Takafusa, No. 3 from "Three Famous Scenes (Sankei no uchi: Sono san)". c. 1833. Totoya Hokkei, Japanese, 1780-1850. The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Helen C. Gunsaulus. CC0.
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