| 154 | Another copy of the foregoing
triptych. Shows how beautifully the purple changes by
chemical decomposition. |
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LENT BY HOWARD MANSFIELD.
| 155 | Oiran and attendants on
parade. |
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LENT BY A COLLECTOR.
| 156 | A Yoshiwara beauty. Ink proof of
the key block. |
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| 157 | Two women entering a room in the
palace of Prince Genji, where a young girl is seated
playing with a kitten. |
YEISHOSAI CHOKI
An artist of ability, though not quite of the first rank. His prints are rare. He worked at first in the style of Kiyonaga. Later he imitated Utamaro, and changed his “goÌ
,” or studio name, to Momokawa Shiko.
LENT BY A COLLECTOR.
| 158 | Woman and child catching
fireflies. |
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TOSHUSAI SHARAKU