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English: Figures of Foreigners, emakimono by Ohara Keizan, Homma Museum of Art, Sakata, Yamagata, Japan
日本語: 小原慶山筆 異人形容図巻
Date Edo period (pre-1868)
Source http://www.homma-museum.or.jp/2017/08/page/3/?post_type=column
Author Ohara Keizan 小原慶山 (?-1733)
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