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Shincho Nankinjin kansho Koshu ogi no zu (Men from Nankin of the Qing Dynasty admiring a Japanese fan), from the series Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu (Foreigners drawn from life), 1860.11 Gokakoku jinbutsu zue: Oranda koku (Picture of people of the five nations: Holland), 1861.1 Igirisujin (English) at the Sumida River, from the series Toto meisho kenbutsu Ijin (Foreigners viewing famous places in the Eastern capital), 1861 Oranda (Dutch) at the Oji waterfall, Edo, from the same series as above, 1861
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Hashimoto Sadahide (1807-1878/79)
Shincho Nankinjin kansho Koshu ogi no zu (Men from Nankin of the Qing Dynasty admiring a Japanese fan), from the series Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu (Foreigners drawn from life), 1860.11
Gokakoku jinbutsu zue: Oranda koku (Picture of people of the five nations: Holland), 1861.1
Igirisujin (English) at the Sumida River, from the series Toto meisho kenbutsu Ijin (Foreigners viewing famous places in the Eastern capital), 1861
Oranda (Dutch) at the Oji waterfall, Edo, from the same series as above, 1861
Four prints, the first with burnishing, each signed Gountei Sadahide ga, the first, third and fourth published by Yamaguchiya Tobei, the third by Daikokuya Kinnosuke--good impressions, generally good color, second and last trimmed, soiled, stained, the last mottled and creased
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Shincho Nankinjin kansho Koshu ogi no zu (Men from Nankin of the Qing Dynasty admiring a Japanese fan), from the series Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu (Foreigners drawn from life), 1860.11
Gokakoku jinbutsu zue: Oranda koku (Picture of people of the five nations: Holland), 1861.1
Igirisujin (English) at the Sumida River, from the series Toto meisho kenbutsu Ijin (Foreigners viewing famous places in the Eastern capital), 1861
Oranda (Dutch) at the Oji waterfall, Edo, from the same series as above, 1861
Four prints, the first with burnishing, each signed Gountei Sadahide ga, the first, third and fourth published by Yamaguchiya Tobei, the third by Daikokuya Kinnosuke--good impressions, generally good color, second and last trimmed, soiled, stained, the last mottled and creased
oban tate-e (4)