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1 Katsushika Hokusai

2 South Wind Clear Weather Mt. Fuji
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     South Wind Clear Weather Mt. Fuji

3 The Great Wave Off Kanagawa

4 Woman Looking into the Mirror
Ink and color on silk Bunka era_ ca.1808

5 A Girl Who Has Stood up after Beating the Cloth Ink
Bunsei era. ca.1820

6 Priest Hua Ink and color on silk Bunsei era. ca.1829

7 Mount Fuji in Clear Weather

8 Mishima Pass in Kai Province

9 Viewing The Evening Sun At Ryogoku Bridge From Onmayagashi

10 Seen Under Mannenbashi At Fukugawa

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