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Kitagawa UtamaroPublic domainfile page ↗
ukiyo-e
1700span
Japanese art genre, fl. 17th–19th c., consisting of woodblock prints and paintings of such subjects as female beauties, kabuki actors, sumo wrestlers, scenes from history and folk tales, travel scenes, landscapes, flora, fauna, and erotica
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- Wikidata ↗Q185905
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- Wikidata Q185905 — ukiyo-eTier IIthis entry · data source1
- Wikidata Q751880 — JaponismeTier IIinfluenced Japonisme · data source1
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