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Hand-colored woodcut from the series One Hundred Poets
Hand-colored woodcut from the series One Hundred Poets

Hand-colored woodcut from the series One Hundred Poets

Artist/Maker
Datelate 17th–late 18th century
MediumHand-colored woodcut
DimensionsSheet: 12 × 7 1/2 in. (30.5 × 19.1 cm)
Credit LineGift of Richard and Priscilla Hunt
PortfolioOne Hundred Poets
Object number1997.7.4
Status
Not on view
Collections
  • Asian
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