Waves
Nakamura Hōchū (d. 1819)
late 1700s-early 1800s · Painting, fan painting mounted as a hanging scroll; ink and color with gold on paper
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A Vignette of Life on the Frontier
Jiao Bingzhen (d. 1726)
c. 1717–22 · Painting, Folding fan; ink and color on paper
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Fan
Marie Gallois
c. 1850–1870 · Miscellaneous, Leaf: gouache on paper; sticks and guards: mother-of-pearl; pivot: gold
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Folding Fan: Departure of Aurora
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c. 1750 · Miscellaneous, leaf: gouache on skin; frame: mother-of-pearl and wood with painted decoration in relief
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Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Folding Fans (Suehiro)
Kamisaka Sekka (d. 1942)
1909–10 · Bound Volume, color woodcuts with gold and silver
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Folding Fan: Landscape with Ancient Ruins
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c. 1790 · Miscellaneous, leaf: gouache on skin; frame: pierced ivory with metal and mother-of-pearl inlays
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Folding Fan: Chantilly Lace
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c. 1870 · Miscellaneous, black "Chantilly" lace over silk lining, white silk tassel; frame: mother-of-pearl
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Folding Fan: A Children's Game
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c. 1760 · Miscellaneous, leaf: gouache on paper; frame: ivory
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Folding Fan: Mythological Scene with Diana
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c. 1730 · Miscellaneous, tortoise-shell sticks, painted skin
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Folding Fan: Figures and Ornaments in Applique
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c. 1770 · Miscellaneous, leaf: net, paper; frame: ivory with gold and silver inlays
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