The Actors Yamashita Mangiku and Otani Hiroji lll, from an untitled series of prints showing Actors in private life

The Actors Yamashita Mangiku and Otani Hiroji lll, from an untitled series of prints showing Actors in private life

Torii Kiyonaga

1778 - 1788 Woodblock print Print

1925.2680

Art Institute of Chicago

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