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Japanese Woodblock by Utagawa Yoshitora

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Japanese Woodblock by Utagawa Yoshitora Woodblock Japanese %%alt5%%
A portrait of Kan Shojo (845-903), a scholar, poet and politician who became revered as the god of learning. This atmospheric kakemono (vertical diptych) depicts him riding on an ox wearing his court hat with the full moon behind a branch. Yoshitora was active circa 1840-1880.
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DimensionsImage size - 71cm x 24 cm Frame size - 95cm x 46cm Period Mid 19th Century Antiques Material Paper Origin Japanese Artist Utagawa Yoshitora Condition Excellent Item code as1035a064 Status For Sale

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