Artist: Totoya Hokkei ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (16)
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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Totoya Hokkei Title: Mandarin Duck and Drake: A Surimono Date: about 1830 Medium: color
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Totoya Hokkei Title: The Monkey Bridge: A Surimono Date: 19th century Medium: color woodblock
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Hokkei, A Hawk Ready for the Hunt, copy of Hokkei"s print, 19th century
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Hokkei, Eggplants,copy of print by Hokkei from the set of Three Lucky Dreams originally published in late 1820s, late 19th century
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Hokkei, Mt. Fuji Above the Clouds, copy after Hokkei"s print from the set of Three Lucky Dreams, originally published in late 1820s, circa 1892 - 1900
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Hokkei, Eggplants and Red Pepper, facsimile of print by Hokkei from the set of Three Lucky Dreams originally published in late 1820s, circa 1892 - 1895
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Hokkei, Mt. Fuji Above the Clouds, late 19th century
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Hokkei, Late Summers Flowers in Rain , 1836
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Hokkei, Seated Woman with Straw Hat, 19th century
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Hokkei, A Court Lady, late 19th century
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Hokkei, Kintoki on the Carp in the Waterfall, late 19th century
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Hokkei, Kintoki as Umpire in a Tengu Fight, late 19th century
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Hokkei, Untitled [Plum Branch and Three Poem Cards], circa 1818 - 1822
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Hokkei, Untitled (Tortoise Shell Hairpin and Porcelain Cup with Lip Rouge], circa 1820
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Hokkei, Clothing, Food, and Dwelling (Ishokuji no uchi), from a series of three prints celebrating the Year of the Tiger, 1818
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Hokkei, Number 2, Yamamba Watching Her Son Kintaro Shake Tengu from a Teee], left panel of a diptych Spring in the Mountains (Haru no yamamata) , circa 1825 - 1830

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