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Haiku, with Illustration of a Cuckoo
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Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of Philip Hofer
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Faschodak crisis 1898/1899. Meeting of English and French officers (Jean Baptist Marchand, General Wingate, Lord Kitchener). Reproduction wood cut by E. Tilly after drawing by Gennado d 'Amato. Illustration page 269 in: L 'Illustration, volume 112, No. 29
Faschodak crisis 1898/1899. Meeting of English and French officers (Jean Baptist Marchand, General Wingate, Lord Kitchener). Reproduction wood cut by E. Tilly after drawing by Gennado d 'Amato. Illustration page 269 in: L 'Illustration, volume 112, No. 29
Faschodak crisis 1898/1899. Meeting of English and French officers (Jean Baptist Marchand, General Wingate, Lord Kitchener). Reproduction wood cut by E. Tilly after drawing by Genn...
Unknown. Two women in mid-1780s fashions. Late 19th century illustration probably based on a c.1785 fashion plate, French. Two women in the fashions of c.1785, with large hats and hairstyles.
Unknown. Two women in mid-1780s fashions. Late 19th century illustration probably based on a c.1785 fashion plate, French. Two women in the fashions of c.1785, with large hats and hairstyles.
Unknown. Two women in mid-1780s fashions. Late 19th century illustration probably based on a c.1785 fashion plate, French. Two women in the fashions of c.1785, with large hats and ...
Poster for the musical performance "Total Shonorities" at the Thessaloniki Concert Hall
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Jo Kondo: Lotus Dam, for voice and violin
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Matsuo Bashō-Okina Stampă Poetul itinerant-Bătrânul Matsuo Bashō
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The man standing, cared for in the cane, is Matsuo Bashō, famous Japanese poet from the Edo period, famous for his haiku. He gained his existence as a teacher, but chose to give up...