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Title: Tokugawa peony garden
Alternative Title: 落合徳川ぼたん園
Creator: Yoshida, Hiroshi, 1876-1950
Date Created and/or Issued: 1928
Publication Information: Japan
Contributing Institution: UC Merced, Library and Special Collections
Collection: Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture collection
Rights Information: Copyrighted
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Rights Holder and Contact: Yoshida, Hiroshi, 1876-1950, Japanese
Description: Annotations/Markings: Signed "よし田" (Yoshida) with rectangular relief seal "博" (Hiroshi) at lower left corner. Printed in left margin "自摺　東京拾二題　昭和三年作　落合徳川ぼたん園" (self-printed Twelve scenes of Tokyo, 1928, Ochiai Tokugawa peony garden). Inscribed in lower margin "Tokugawa Peony Garden Hiroshi Yoshida."
Medium: Colors on silk
Biography/History: Artist also known as 吉田博.
Acquisition: Gift of Mr. H. Ed Robison, in memory of his beloved wife Ulrike Pietzner Robison
Funding: Digitization funded by an Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Leadership Grant (LG 30-02-0260-02) awarded to the University of California, Merced Library.
Type: image
Format: 1 woodcut, 25 x 38 cm.
Form/Genre: color woodcuts
Showa
shin hanga
Identifier: ark:/13030/hb0k4007fh
ucm_li_2003_044
Language: Japanese
jpn
English
eng
Subject: gardens
Children
Women
Peonies

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