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Cabinet with Auspicious Pattern for Happiness, Prosperity, Territory and High Status
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Cabinet with Auspicious Pattern for Happiness, Prosperity, Territory and High Status

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加納夏雄、旭玉山、加納鉄哉、石川光明、高村光雲、香川勝広、大谷光利・柴田是真
Time
1883
Owner Organization
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto

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