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Snowy Stream
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Department of Asian Art
[Nakanishi Bunzō Kyoto (by 1981)] sold; to Dr. Kurt Gitter New Orleans LA (1981-2001) transfer; to the Gitter-Yelen Foundation New Orleans LA (2001-2021) gift; to the Harvard Art Museums.
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of Alice and Dr. Kurt Gitter on behalf of the Gitter-Yelen Foundation in honor of Professor Yukio Lippit
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