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Woman Washing Her Hair
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A posthumous print based on a drawing left to Goyō's family after his death in 1921.
Department of Asian Art
Ex-collection: Kyle Edward Wilson Jr. Alvin Texas
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Purchase through the generosity of David M. Leventhal
Title: Woman Washing Her Hair
Description:
A posthumous print based on a drawing left to Goyō's family after his death in 1921.
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