Null Barei, Kono
(1844-1895). Two cranes next to a flowering shrub. From: Barei …

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Barei, Kono (1844-1895). Two cranes next to a flowering shrub. From: Barei kacho gafu - Picture book of flowers and birds. Color woodblock print 1883 (Meiji 16). Format: tate-ôban. - Praised in the 1973 Henry Verver auction at Sotheby's as Barei's most beautiful kacho-e series. - Occasional faint browning in w. margin D

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Barei, Kono (1844-1895). Two cranes next to a flowering shrub. From: Barei kacho gafu - Picture book of flowers and birds. Color woodblock print 1883 (Meiji 16). Format: tate-ôban. - Praised in the 1973 Henry Verver auction at Sotheby's as Barei's most beautiful kacho-e series. - Occasional faint browning in w. margin D

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