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Aizen Myoo
View through Harvard Museums
Department of Asian Art
Mutō Sanji (1867-1934) Tokyo (by 1924) sold; to Morita Echizan Osaka (1924 to unknown). Kanda Yoshio Osaka (by 2011) sold; to The London Gallery Tokyo (2011-2019) sold; Harvard Art Museums 2019.
NB: Kanda Yoshio son-in-law of Morita Echizan.
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Ernest B. and Helen Pratt Dane Fund for Asian Art and through the Richard Norton Memorial Fund
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