Actor Otowaya and Two Geisha at New Year's, with poem by Ryufutei Shirubei no Hanagaki

利用条件: ハーバード美術館利用条件（InC-EDU相当）

人物: 歌川国貞
時間: 1815～1830年
所在: ハーバード美術館

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