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Kanō school · Asian Art Museum, SF · ca. 1620–1640

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Arrival of a Portuguese ship, right-hand folding screen
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Asian Art Museum, San Francisco; Google Arts (public-domain artwork)

Object

Artist
Kanō school
Date
ca. 1620–1640
Period
Not recorded
Collection
Asian Art Museum, SF
Location
San Francisco, CA
Materials
Ink, colors, and gold on paper
Format
Not recorded
Provenance
Not recorded