
Calligraphy in the Heat
Kawanabe Kyōsai · Japanese, 1831-1889
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An ink sketch on a light paper page shows several seated and kneeling figures, including a bald man at center and a figure holding a fan at upper right. A long curved line extends across the lower area toward a small inked pattern, and a figure at lower right is seen from behind. The work is attributed to Kawanabe Kyōsai and dated to the 1800s.
































