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View from a Window by Kajita Hanko — Japanese Woodblock Print, 1904

View from a Window

by Kajita Hanko

Meiji/Taishō PrintsShin-hanga
LandscapesInteriors
Date:
1904
Medium:
Woodblock Print
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Frequently Asked Questions

View from a Window was created by Kajita Hanko (梶田半古) in 1904.

View from a Window depicts landscapes and interiors.