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heaveninawildflower:

‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790).

Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei.

Images and text courtesy MFA Boston.

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heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
heaveninawildflower: “ ‘Kaihaku raikin zu’ - Illustrated Catalogue of Birds from Overseas (1790). Woodblock printed book by Kitao Masayoshi (Japanese, 1764–1824), After Ishôsai Shusen (Chinese working in Japan). Published by Matsumoto Zenbei. Images...
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classicland:

Days need more of Nijinsky’s magic

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classicland: “Days need more of Nijinsky’s magic ”
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bienenkiste:

Ph. Chloé Le Drezen

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bienenkiste: “Ph. Chloé Le Drezen ”
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magictransistor:

Asali, AKA Gayle Dickson. The Black Panther Newspaper. 1972.

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magictransistor: “Asali, AKA Gayle Dickson. The Black Panther Newspaper. 1972. ”
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christos:

Francisco Henriques by Frederico Martins – DSection #16

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christos: “ Francisco Henriques by Frederico Martins – DSection #16 ”
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the-two-germanys:

“The Nymph caught the Dryad in her arms.”

The New World Fairy Book

Howard Angus Kennedy
Illus. by H.R. Millar
London: J.M. Dent & Co., 1904.

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the-two-germanys: “ “The Nymph caught the Dryad in her arms.” The New World Fairy Book Howard Angus Kennedy Illus. by H.R. Millar London: J.M. Dent & Co., 1904. ”