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True View of the Newly Built Azuma Bridge

View through Harvard Museums
Triptych: 2007.214.114.1 (right), 2007.214.114.2 (center), 2007.214.114.3 (left)
Department of Asian Art Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Bequest of William S. Lieberman
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Title: True View of the Newly Built Azuma Bridge
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Triptych: 2007.
214.
114.
1 (right), 2007.
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2 (center), 2007.
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3 (left).

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