The Ladys’ Graphic. September 1908
Ishikawa Toraji · 1875-1964
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A magazine cover titled The Ladys' Graphic for September 1908 by Ishikawa Toraji shows a white peacock with blue-outlined plumage perched among large yellow sunflowers with orange centers. The flat color blocks of red, green, yellow and blue are framed by vertical Japanese lettering on a red band, and the cover is dated No. 16, September 1st, 1908.
