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The origin of the Sanja near the Miyato river

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The origin of the Sanja near the Miyato river
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Middle part of the triptych (cf. HM 11485-15 + HM 11485-17) Kunisada aratame nidai Toyokuniga mittlermittler様 mittlermittlermittlerThree women fishing. The woman on the boat in the...
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'Tidal `bore' coming up the River Hoogley (frm nature) 7/11/81. Howrah (West of Calcutta) seen on the further bank'
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Krishna Subdues the Serpent King Kaliya (painting, recto; text, verso), folio from a Bhagavata Purana series
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