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Zin-mu-ten-woo lands on Kii
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Zin-mu-ten-woo lands on Kii

Henri Philippe Heidemans · 1832 - 1852 · toonlithografie; paper

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Emperor Zin-Mu-Ten-Woo comes ashore. He is protected from the sun by a servant with a parasol. The inhabitants of the land kneel before him. The print is numbered in the upper left: Nippon III and in the upper right: TAB. III.

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printemperormooring-buoy, bollardJapan
Credit lineZin-mu-ten-woo landt op Kii. 1832 - 1852. Henri Philippe Heidemans. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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