January 28, 2012–July 29, 2012
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Dates
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Location
Freer Gallery of Art
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Collection Area
Japanese Art
A magnificent pair of six-panel folding screens of Mount Fuji goes on view as the first of three 2012 exhibitions celebrating the great Japanese artist Hokusai (1760–1849).
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February 18, 2012–June 24, 2012
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March 24, 2012–June 17, 2012
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Country Scenes and Mount Fuji; one of a pair with F1902.49 Details
Country Scenes and Mount Fuji; one of a pair with F1902.49
Country Scenes and Mount Fuji; one of a pair with F1902.49
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Period
Edo period
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Geography
Japan
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Material
Ink, color and gold on paper
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Accession
F1902.48
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Country Scenes and Mount Fuji; one of a pair with F1902.48 Details
Country Scenes and Mount Fuji; one of a pair with F1902.48
Country Scenes and Mount Fuji; one of a pair with F1902.48
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Period
Edo period
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Geography
Japan
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Material
Ink, gold, and color on paper
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Accession
F1902.49
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Mount Fuji and Enoshima Details
Mount Fuji and Enoshima
Mount Fuji and Enoshima
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Period
Edo period
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Geography
Japan
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Material
Iink and color on paper
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Accession
F1904.175-176
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A Shinto Priest, Three Women and a Child Details
A Shinto Priest, Three Women and a Child
A Shinto Priest, Three Women and a Child
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Period
Edo period
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Geography
Japan
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Material
Ink, gold, and color on paper
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Accession
F1904.177
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Birds, Animals, and Plants Representing the Twelve Months Details
Birds, Animals, and Plants Representing the Twelve Months
Birds, Animals, and Plants Representing the Twelve Months
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Period
Edo period
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Geography
Japan
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Material
Ink and color on paper
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Accession
F1904.179-180
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Six Tama Rivers Details
Six Tama Rivers
Six Tama Rivers
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Period
Edo period
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Geography
Japan
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Material
Ink and color on paper
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Accession
F1904.204-205
