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Seven young women in a bamboo grove
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Seven young women in a bamboo grove

Kawamata Tsunemasa 川又常正 (fl. 1716-1748) · 18th century · Ink and color on silk

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Seven young women in a bamboo grove. Color and black. Signature and seal.

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Credit lineSeven young women in a bamboo grove. 18th century. Kawamata Tsunemasa 川又常正 (fl. 1716-1748). National Museum of Asian Art (Freer/Sackler), Gift of Charles Lang Freer. CC0.
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