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The Golden Pavilion

Artist Hiroshi Yoshida (Japanese, 1876-1950)
Date1933 (Showa Hachi Nen Saku)
Dimensionsoverall: 15 3/4 x 10 15/16 in. (40 x 27.8 cm)
Mediumcolor woodblock print
ClassificationPrints
Credit LineGift of Hubert D. Bennett
Object number
1939.471
Not on View
Exhibition HistoryToledo, Toledo Museum of Art, Modern Japanese Prints: Woodblock Prints by Ten Artists, The Work of the Past Five Years, January 1936, repr. pl. 277.

Minneapolis, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, A Japanese legacy: four generations of Yoshida family artists, 2002, no. 39, p. 64, repr. (col.).

Golden Pagoda in Rangoon from "India and Southeast Asia Series"
Golden Pagoda in Rangoon from "India and Southeast Asia Series"
Hiroshi Yoshida
1931
Golden Temple in Amritsar from "India and Southeast Asia Series"
Golden Temple in Amritsar from "India and Southeast Asia Series"
Hiroshi Yoshida
1931
Mount Rainier, from “The United States”
Mount Rainier, from “The United States”
Hiroshi Yoshida
1925 (Taisho Ju-yo Saku)
The Ruins at Athens, from “Europe”
The Ruins at Athens, from “Europe”
Hiroshi Yoshida
1925 (Taisho juyonen saku)
Salmon - crested Cockatoo, from “Zoological Garden”
Salmon - crested Cockatoo, from “Zoological Garden”
Hiroshi Yoshida
1926 (Taisho jugonen saku)
Himeji Castle - Evening
Himeji Castle - Evening
Hiroshi Yoshida
1926 (Taisho ugonen saku)
Lantern Maker
Lantern Maker
Hiroshi Yoshida
1926 (Taisho jugonen saku)
Carp in a Pond
Carp in a Pond
Hiroshi Yoshida
1926 (Taisho jugonen saku)
Spring Morning, from the series Gardens, Four Subjects
Spring Morning, from the series Gardens, Four Subjects
Hiroshi Yoshida
1933 (Showa Hachi Nen Saku)
Garden Beside a Lake, from the series Gardens, Four Subjects
Garden Beside a Lake, from the series Gardens, Four Subjects
Hiroshi Yoshida
1933 (Showa Hachi Nen Saku)
The Kamo River
The Kamo River
Hiroshi Yoshida
1933 (Showa Hachi Nen Saku)
Sumida River, from “Twelve Subjects of Tokyo”
Sumida River, from “Twelve Subjects of Tokyo”
Hiroshi Yoshida
1926 (Taisho jugonen saku)

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