File:Ryūko-zu Byōbu by Hashimoto Gahō(Part of the tiger).jpg

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日本語: 龍虎図屏風、重要文化財
English: Folding screen with painting of dragon and tiger. Important Cultural Properties of Japan
Date 明治28年
1895
Source
日本語: 静嘉堂文庫美術館
English: Seikadō Bunko Art Museum
Author
日本語: 橋本雅邦(天保6年-明治41年)
English: Hashimoto Gahō(1835-1908)
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