Unai no tomo Pl. 153
Shimizu Seifū · 1851-1913
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Why is this public domain? The pdx lists this work as public domain. Shimizu Seifū died in 1913; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored print titled Unai no tomo, Pl. 153, by Shimizu Seifū, dated 1913, shows a stocky, round-bodied figure with a red face, angry brows, and red markings on a white body. The figure wears a red sash, a striped blue and white wave pattern at the waist, and red-striped white legs, and holds a gold-hilted object, while gray panels with white diamond shapes frame it. Japanese handwritten text appears on the page beside the figure.
