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JAPAN, 19th century A set of four prints and two drawings, comprising: a chūban from an Osaka diptych, a collaboration between Hirosada and Kunikazu depicting the actor Ichikawa Ebizō V in the role of Soga no Gorō in front of Mount Fuji (1853), two ôban yoko-e by Hiroshige, including “Mariko” from the Fifty-Three Stations of the Tōkaidō series and “Chōshū Shimonoseki” from the Ports of Japan series, an ôban triptych by Kunisada (“ Imitation of Queen Maya Giving Birth to Prince Siddhartha”), as well as two ink-and-color drawings on paper: Daruma after Kano Naonobu and “The Blind Men and the Elephant” after Hanabusa Itchô. H. 23.7 cm - W. 17.3 cm (visible) H. 35.2 cm - W. 22.4 cm (visible) H. 35 cm - W. 22.8 cm (visible) H. 35 cm - W. 73.5 cm (visible) H. 18.5 cm - W. 13.6 cm (visible) H. 18.8 cm - W. 27.2 cm (visible) LDM Framed The one from Osaka is in fairly good condition; the others: Stains, sun damage, creases, yellowing, trimmed margins
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