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Macaco e tartaruga, Utagawa Hiroshige

Macaco e tartaruga

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Utagawa Hiroshige (Japonês) (1797-1858)

Movimento
Gravura japonesa
Data
1824
Técnica
Xilogravura em cores sobre papel
Dimensões
21,4 × 18,1 cm (folha)
Coleção
Rijksmuseum, Países Baixos
Direitos
Domínio público
Fotografia
Rijksmuseum, domínio público

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