Painting, Japanese
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Names and connections
Japanese painting; Nihonga
- Narrower: Chōgonka emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: E Ingakyō (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Emaki Jōruri (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Gosannen kassen ekotoba (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Haiga
- Narrower: Hazuki no monogatari emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Heike monogatari emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Jingū Kōgō engi emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Jūnitenzō (Painting)
- Narrower: Konda Sōbyō engi emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Kusamakura-e (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Nenjū gyōji emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Nezame monogatari emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Ryōkai mandara zu (Den Shingonʼin) (Painting)
- Narrower: Sumiyoshi monogatari emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Taiheiki emaki (Scrolls)
- Narrower: Ukiyoe
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10124162349398099456 · morton4x16-v1
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