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Tomioka Tessai

Tomioka Tessai (Japanese, 1836–1924)

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Washing Away the Vulgar While Viewing a Waterfall, 1924

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Hall of Enma, the King of Hell, 1919

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Huaisu Writing on a Banana Leaf, 1918

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Gathering to Celebrate Old Age, 1916

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“Rubble of writing” (Moji gareki), a letter to Baron Maeda Masana, 1915

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Painting and Calligraphy to Celebrate Longevity, with a letter addressed to Onodera Shūta, 1914

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Poetry Gathering at the Orchid Pavilion (Lanting), 1913

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Nine Auspicious Symbols of Longevity and Prosperity, August 31, 1913

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Pine Branch and Fungus, 1912–1924

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Rock in the Shape of a Fantastic Mountain, mid-1910s

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Three Friends of Winter, 1906

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Photo of collection object Scene Inspired by the Scrolls of Frolicking Animals and Humans

Scene Inspired by the Scrolls of Frolicking Animals and Humans, 1890s

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Japanese Historical Figures, ca. 1890

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Manzai Performers, 1869

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Fox Spirit in the Guise of a Traveling Monk (Hakuzosu), 19th–20th century

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Wen Tianxiang’s Death Poem Inscribed on his Belt, ca. 1870

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Photo of collection object Sake Party with No Light

Sake Party with No Light, late 1800s–early 1900s

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Tomioka Tessai (Japanese, 1836–1924)

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Letter Messenger (Fumizukae), 1836–1924

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