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Drawing in black ink on thick paper of bath-house scene mounted on card. Unclothed women and their children are washing in a public bath-house. Many wooden tubs, one with a baby inside. A man (probably a bath-house employee) gives a massage to a woman in bottom right. Four rectangular panels depicitng a lake and Mt Fuji are above the exit from the bath in the middle.
Horniman Museum and Gardens
Title: drawing (art)
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Drawing in black ink on thick paper of bath-house scene mounted on card.
Unclothed women and their children are washing in a public bath-house.
Many wooden tubs, one with a baby inside.
A man (probably a bath-house employee) gives a massage to a woman in bottom right.
Four rectangular panels depicitng a lake and Mt Fuji are above the exit from the bath in the middle.
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Photograph of a drawing labeled "A day with the J.P.T. — 'Run to Ground'".
Inscribed: "No. 3. Revd. F. Harrison Oriel College. It is comm...