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Nihonga
24 works classed as Nihonga, from The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Cleveland Museum of Art.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order
UntitledHashimoto Gahō, ca. 1885–89The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledHashimoto GahōThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledHashimoto GahōThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Sketches of Famous Places in Japan: Asakusa Kinryūzan TempleTsuchiya Kōitsu, 1938The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Sakamoto Otasuku Kankyo ni tachite tekijo o nozomu zu|Sakamoto OtasukuMizuno Toshikata, ca. 1894The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledMizuno Toshikata, ca. 1903The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledMizuno Toshikata, 1894 (Meiji 27)The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledMizuno Toshikata, 1891–93The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledMizuno Toshikata, ca. 1906The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledMizuno ToshikataThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledTomioka Eisen, ca. 1906The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledMizuno Toshikata, ca. 1905The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledTomioka Eisen, ca. 1906The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Dancing FoxOhara Koson, 1900–1910sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Tokyo Views: DucksTsuchiya Kōitsu, 1940The Cleveland Museum of Art 
UntitledMizuno Toshikata, 1894The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Ito Chujo tekidan o mite shi warau suru zu|Vice Admiral Ito Mocks, Points and Looks at the Enemy BulletsMizuno Toshikata, ca. 1894The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledTomioka Eisen, early 20th centuryThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledTomioka EisenThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Kabayama Chujo furu yumo shin no zu|Vice Admiral Kabayama Advancing Bravely and HeartilyMizuno Toshikata, December 1894The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledTomioka EisenThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledTomioka EisenThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
UntitledMizuno Toshikata, ca. 1906The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
楳嶺百鳥畫譜|Bairei Picture Album of One Hundred Birds (Bairei hyakuchō gafu 楳嶺百鳥畫譜)Kōno Bairei 幸野楳嶺, 1881–84 (Meiji 14–17)The Metropolitan Museum of Art