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Bandō Juzaburō II, from the series Haiyū Gakuya Kage Hyōban, 'Famed Shadows of Actor's Dressing Rooms'

Bandō Juzaburō II, from the series Haiyū Gakuya Kage Hyōban, 'Famed Shadows of Actor's Dressing Rooms'

Maker (Japanese, 1848 - ca.1940)
Date1884
MediumWoodblock print
DimensionsOverall: 14 3/8 × 9 5/8in (36.5 × 24.4cm)
Credit LineThe Brooks McCormick Jr. Collection of Japanese Prints
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Object number2015.471
Status
On view
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