Null Six-leaf "byôbu" screen decorated with cranes in flight in a lake landscape…

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Six-leaf "byôbu" screen decorated with cranes in flight in a lake landscape. Japan, late Meiji era. Size per sheet: 112x48 cm. Total dimensions: 112x288 cm. (Accidents and restorations).

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Six-leaf "byôbu" screen decorated with cranes in flight in a lake landscape. Japan, late Meiji era. Size per sheet: 112x48 cm. Total dimensions: 112x288 cm. (Accidents and restorations).

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