(Portrait of Eiko) (詠子像)

TAKAYAMA Masataka 高山正隆

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: (Portrait of Eiko)
Original title: (詠子像)
Artist Name: TAKAYAMA Masataka
Year: 1920-1929
Material / Technique: Bromoil print
Accession number: 10113275
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