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The Shogun Hideyoshi in his encampment directing an attack on a fortress (centre sheet of Triad)
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The Shogun Hideyoshi in his encampment directing an attack on a fortress (centre sheet of Triad)

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IIIF
People
Ichimosai Yoshitsuru
Time
1901-2000
Owner Organization
Auckland Art Gallery

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