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51. Muzzle-Loading Rifle
Muzzle-Loading Rifle
Description
Japanese weapon from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art
52. Lumberman's Sashiko
Lumberman's Sashiko
Description
Japanese textile from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art
53. Mourning the Death of a Gourd (Hyotan nehan zu), Parody of the Parinirvana/Death of the Buddha
Mourning the Death of a Gourd (Hyotan nehan zu), Parody of the Parinirvana/Death of the Buddha
Description
Japanese graphic, made either in 1854 or 1859
54. Mourning the Death of a Gourd (Hyotan nehan zu), Parody of the Parinirvana/Death of the Buddha
Mourning the Death of a Gourd (Hyotan nehan zu), Parody of the Parinirvana/Death of the Buddha
Description
Japanese graphic, made either in 1854 or 1859
55. [Unidentified]
[Unidentified]
Description
Japanese textiles.
56. Four Fans
Four Fans
Description
Japanese paintings from the Edo (Tokugawa) period (1615-1868). Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.
57. Four Fans
Four Fans
Description
Japanese paintings from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Three fans are undated, fourth (MWJ17:26) is from the 17th century.
58. Cabinet [and one unidentified piece]
Cabinet [and one unidentified piece]
Description
Japanese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.
59. [Unidentified pieces]
[Unidentified pieces]
Description
Japanese artworks.
60. Front-Loading Gun, two Muzzle-Loading Rifles, Short Sword and Scabbard, Kozuka Knife, Boys' Festival (?) Sword and Commanding Sword
Front-Loading Gun, two Muzzle-Loading Rifles, Short Sword and Scabbard, Kozuka Knife, Boys' Festival (?) Sword and Commanding Sword
Description
Japanese weapons from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Front-Loading Gun (MWJ62:1) is from the 17th century. Both Muzzle-Loading Rifles (MWJ62:2, MWJ62:3) are from the 17th century. Short Sword and Scabbard (MWJ62:4) made by Yoshitangu is from the late 17th century. Kozuka Knife (MWJ62:5) is from the late 17th century. Boys' Festival Sword (MWJ62:6) is probably from the 19th century. Commanding Sword (MWJ62:7) by Sukekane is from the mid 19th century.
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