Activities of Twelve Months of the Year (Tsukinami-e)
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late 17th century · Album of twelve paintings; ink, color, and gold on paper
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Farmers' Lives in the Twelve Months
Unrecorded maker
late 17th–early 18th century · Pair of six-panel folding screens; ink and color on paper
Cleared · Public Domain
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September from a set of The Months of Lucas
Master of the Months of Lucas (d. 1535)
designed ca. 1535, woven 1732–37 · Wool, silk (20-21 warps per inch, 8-9 per cm.)
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October, from "Twelve Months of the Year"
Johann Esaias Nilson (d. 1788)
ca. 1766 · Etching
Cleared · Public Domain
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Peasants' Feast, from The Twelve Months
Sebald Beham (d. 1550)
1546–47 · Engraving
In copyright
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Twelve Grotesque Figures (Months of the Year)
Denis Boutemie (d. 1636)
ca. 1638 · Etching, state 1 of 3
In copyright
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Twelve Grotesque Figures (Months of the Year), Plate 1 (July)
Denis Boutemie (d. 1636)
ca. 1638 · Etching, state 1 of 3
In copyright
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Twelve Grotesque Figures (Months of the Year), Plate 12 (November)
Denis Boutemie (d. 1636)
ca. 1638 · Etching, state 1 of 3
In copyright
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Twelve Grotesque Figures (Months of the Year), Plate 3 (December)
Denis Boutemie (d. 1636)
ca. 1638 · Etching, state 1 of 3
In copyright
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Twelve Grotesque Figures (Months of the Year), Plate 4 (May)
Denis Boutemie (d. 1636)
ca. 1638 · Etching, state 1 of 3
In copyright
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Twelve Grotesque Figures (Months of the Year), Plate 6 (March)
Denis Boutemie (d. 1636)
ca. 1638 · Etching, state 1 of 3
In copyright
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Twelve Grotesque Figures (Months of the Year), Plate 9 (August)
Denis Boutemie (d. 1636)
ca. 1638 · Etching, state 1 of 3
In copyright
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