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Picture of Americans Gleefully Returning to Their Ship after Buying Fish in Shimoda, from the Black Ship Scroll

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Picture of Americans Gleefully Returning to Their Ship after Buying Fish in Shimoda, from the Black Ship Scroll

Place of OriginJapan

Dateapprox. 1854

PeriodEdo period (1615-1868)

(not entered)Handscroll segment mounted as a hanging scroll

MaterialsInk and colors on paper

DimensionsH. 10 1/2 in x W. 9 1/2 in, H. 24.1 cm x W. 23.8 cm (image); H. 30 1/2 in x W. 13 in, H. 77.5 cm x W. 33.0 cm (overall)

Credit LineMuseum purchase with assistance from the Japan Society of Northern California

Object number2012.60.27

DepartmentJapanese Art

ClassificationsPainting

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InscribedPicture of Americans Gleefully Returning to Their Ship after Buying Fish in Shimoda

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