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Chinese Children at Play

Place of OriginJapan

Date1750-1800

PeriodEdo period (1615-1868)

Materialsink, colors, and gold on paper

DimensionsH. 42 in x W. 110 in, H. 106.68 cm x W. 279.40 cm

Credit LineGift of Steven Mayer

Object number2014.5

DepartmentJapanese Art

ClassificationsPainting

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Picnic set with design of four seasonal flowers and Chinese children at play

Picnic set with design of four seasonal flowers and Chinese children at play

Approx. 1800 - 1868

Elephant and Chinese children

Elephant and Chinese children

Nagasawa Rosetsu

approx. 1794

Chinese children (karako)

Chinese children (karako)

1800-1900

Elegant Chinese figures in a garden

Elegant Chinese figures in a garden

approx. 1650-1700

Sword guard (tsuba) with design of Chinese lions at play

Sword guard (tsuba) with design of Chinese lions at play

Ishiguro school

approx. 1800-1868

Jujaka's wife is ridiculed; she then urges her husband to ask Vessantara for his children, a scene from the next-to-last life of the Buddha (Vessantara Jataka)

Jujaka's wife is ridiculed; she then urges her husband to ask Vessantara for his children, a scene from the next-to-last life of the Buddha (Vessantara Jataka)

1850-1900

Vessantara calls his children from hiding to give them to Jujaka, a scene from the next-to-last life of the Buddha (Vessantara Jataka)

Vessantara calls his children from hiding to give them to Jujaka, a scene from the next-to-last life of the Buddha (Vessantara Jataka)

1850-1900

Vessantara's children are cared for a Jujaka sleeps, a scene from the next-to-last life of the Buddha (Vessantara Jataka)

Vessantara's children are cared for a Jujaka sleeps, a scene from the next-to-last life of the Buddha (Vessantara Jataka)

1850-1900

Vessantara's wife, mother, and children return to the capital (?), a scene from the next-to-last life of the Buddha (Vessantara Jataka)

Vessantara's wife, mother, and children return to the capital (?), a scene from the next-to-last life of the Buddha (Vessantara Jataka)

1875-1900

Children Celebrating the Spring Festival

Children Celebrating the Spring Festival

Wang Chengpei

approx. 1800-1900

Young girls are free and can play. The married woman is caged like her parrot under a heavy roof, in purdah.

Young girls are free and can play. The married woman is caged like her parrot under a heavy roof, in purdah.

Rani Jha

2003

Budai (Hotei) with children

Budai (Hotei) with children

Itō Jakuchū