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Morning Mist at Sanjō Bridge, Kyoto (Sanjō ōhashi no asagiri)

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Department of Asian Art Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of Charles Bain Hoyt

Yoshikawa Kanpō (Artist)

Taishō period dated 1924 20th century Taishō era 1912-1926 1924

Japanese

Title: Morning Mist at Sanjō Bridge, Kyoto (Sanjō ōhashi no asagiri)

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