August Five of the Year of the Rooster: Lucky Dates for People of Wooden Natures (Tori no Hachigatsu Itsuka: Mokushō no Hito Uke ni Iru)

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August Five of the Year of the Rooster: Lucky Dates for People of Wooden Natures (Tori no Hachigatsu Itsuka: Mokushō no Hito Uke ni Iru)

1861

Ichiyōtei Yoshitaki (Japanese, 1841–1899) Published by Shimizuya Naojirō

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Object Details

Titles:

August Five of the Year of the Rooster: Lucky Dates for People of Wooden Natures (Tori no Hachigatsu Itsuka: Mokushō no Hito Uke ni Iru)

Date:

1861

Artists:

Ichiyōtei Yoshitaki (Japanese, 1841–1899) Published by Shimizuya Naojirō

Medium:

Color woodcut

Dimensions:

Ōban tate-e: 14 7/8 x 10 1/4 inches (37.8 x 26 cm)

Classification:

Prints

Credit Line:

Purchased with the Lola Downin Peck Fund and with funds contributed by various donors, 1969

Accession Number:

1969-208-405

Geography:

Made in Japan, Asia

Context:

Period: Edo Period (1615-1868)

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