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Collection Objects
Asian Art
White: Tin “Middleman” (Shiro: Suzu nakatsugi), from the series Five Colors of Tea Utensils (Chaki goshiki)
Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
Date: 
ca. 1818
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass and silver pigment and gauffrage
Accession Number: 
ILE2017.30.130
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Asian Art
Yellow: Old Brocade from Famous Bits and Pieces (Ki: Kokiran meibutsu gire), from the series Five Colors of Tea Utensils (Chaki goshiki)
Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
Date: 
ca. 1818
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass and gold pigment and light gauffrage
Accession Number: 
ILE2017.30.131
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Prints and Drawings
6 Piccadillies (recto and verso)
Artist: Dieter Roth, Swiss, born Germany, 1930–1998
Publisher: Petersburg Press Inc.
Date: 
1970
Medium: 
6 offset lithographs with screenprinting, 1 with iron filings (recto); screenprints (verso)
Accession Number: 
2007.123.1.1-.6
Culture: 
Swiss, German
Period: 
20th century
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Asian Art
Scholar’s Alcove with a Portrait of Hitomaro
Artist: Yashima Gakutei, Japanese, ca. 1786–ca. 1855
Date: 
1819 (Year of the Hare)
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with brass, gold, and silver pigment and gauffrage
Accession Number: 
2020.2.1
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Asian Art
Dried Salmon with a Quiver
Artist: Totoya Hokkei, Japanese, 1780–1850
Date: 
late 1810s
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock print with gold and silver pigment and gauffrage
Accession Number: 
2020.54.1
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Asian Art
The Painting Manual of Flock of Butterflies (Gunchō Gafu)
Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
Date: 
1810s
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock prints with silver and other metallic pigment and gauffrage
Accession Number: 
ILE2017.30.38
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868) Bunka era (1804–18)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Asian Art
The Painting Manual of Flock of Butterflies (Gunchō Gafu)
Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
Date: 
1810s
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock prints with silver and other metallic pigment and gauffrage
Accession Number: 
ILE2017.30.39
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868) Bunka era (1804–18)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Asian Art
The Painting Manual of Flock of Butterflies (Gunchō Gafu)
Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
Date: 
1810s
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock prints with silver and other metallic pigment and gauffrage
Accession Number: 
ILE2017.30.40
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868) Bunka era (1804–18)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Asian Art
The Painting Manual of Flock of Butterflies (Gunchō Gafu)
Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
Date: 
1810s
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock prints with silver and other metallic pigment and gauffrage
Accession Number: 
ILE2017.30.41
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868) Bunka era (1804–18)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

Collection Objects
Asian Art
The Painting Manual of Flock of Butterflies (Gunchō Gafu)
Artist: Kubo Shunman, Japanese, 1757–1820
Date: 
1810s
Medium: 
Surimono, shikishi-ban; polychrome woodblock prints with silver and other metallic pigment and gauffrage
Accession Number: 
ILE2017.30.42
Culture: 
Japanese
Period: 
Edo period (1615–1868) Bunka era (1804–18)
Classification: 
Works on Paper - Prints
Status: 
On view

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