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Sketch: “Kōsatsu to Chōmin (Notice Board and Townspeople)”, Cut 8 ラフスケッチ [高札と町民第8カット]

清水崑

Collection of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
Title: Sketch: “Kōsatsu to Chōmin (Notice Board and Townspeople)”, Cut 8
Collection ID: 04004375
Category: Painting&Print
Creation Date: 20世紀　
Size: 36.0 cm x 25.5 cm
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