Poet Takafusa in courtier's robes portrayed in gold shikishi (square poetry slip) with landscape on fan above, tanzaku (narrow poetry slip) at right; Miyajima Sono San (Number Three, Miyajima)

Artist:

Hokkei, Totoya (Uoya)

Date Made:

1820's

Classification:

Print

Country:

Japan

Artist birth Date:

1780

Artist death Date:

1850

Dimensions:

8 1/8 x 6 7/8 in.

Materials:

Full color woodblock printing, gold patterns on blue background andgold shikishi, silver patterns on Takafusa's outfit.

Accession Number:

1919.717

Full BAMPFA credit line:

University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive; Gift of William Dallam Armes

Century:

19 CE

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Hokkei, Totoya (Uoya)Chinese lady seated in garden looking at her face in a magnifying mirror(1820's)

Hokkei, Totoya (Uoya)Still life with inro, netsuke, shakuhachi (bamboo flute) at left, tanzaku (poetry slip) with plum blossom and clouds at right(1820's)