Display at Matsuzakaya Department Store, Uenomachi 1-chome, Shitaya Ward (Taito Ward) 下谷区上野町一丁目松坂屋（台東区上野三丁目）

KUWABARA Kineo 桑原甲子雄

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: Display at Matsuzakaya Department Store, Uenomachi 1-chome, Shitaya Ward (Taito Ward)
Original title: 下谷区上野町一丁目松坂屋（台東区上野三丁目）
Artist Name: KUWABARA Kineo
Year: 1935
Material / Technique: Gelatin silver print on developing-out paper
Dimensions: 425x516mm
Accession number: 10102020
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Metadata

About the creator

桑原甲子雄 / KUWAHARA Kineo

from Art Platform Japan: https://artplatform.go.jp/resources/collections/artists/A1347

Date of birth: 1913-12-09
Birth place: Tokyo City, Tokyo Prefecture
Date of death: 2007-12-10
Medium: Photography
Gender: male
Update date: 2023-02-14

Identifiers

APJ ID: A1347
VIAF ID: 111239064
NDL ID: 00038940
AOW ID: _00604103
Wikidata ID: Q6410703

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