Couple Conjuring Up a Horse and Rider (parody of Tekkai [Chinese: Li Tieguai] and Chokaro [Chinese: Zhang Guo Lao])

License: Public Domain Mark

People: Isoda, Koryusai
Time: 1767-1786
Owner Organization: Art Institute of Chicago

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