A six leaves screen
Tempera and gold leaf on paper
Depicting scenes from the tal…

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A six leaves screen Tempera and gold leaf on paper Depicting scenes from the tale of Genji (Genji Monogatari) Japan, Edo Period, 17th century (faults and minor restoration) 172x275 cm (total)

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A six leaves screen

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