A Poem by Hidetsugu: Did I Ever Imagine as the Clouds of the High Autumn Cleared I would View the Moon through a Bamboo Lattice Window

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People: Tsukioka, Yoshitoshi
Time: 1889
Owner Organization: Philadelphia Museum of Art

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