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琴棋書画図襖の内|Appreciation of Painting, from a set of the Four Accomplishments

ca. 1606
Four of eight panels mounted on sliding-door panels; ink, color, gold, and gold leaf on paper
182.9 × 731.5 cm (72 × 288 in)

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