File:Ch20 asago.jpg

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Description

English: Ilustration of the The Tale of Genji, ch.20–Asagao, traditionally credited to Tosa Mitsuoki (1617–1691), part of the Burke Albums, property of Mary Griggs Burke. Source: en:Image:Ch20_asago.jpg.

日本語: 源氏物語絵巻、二十帖『朝顔』。土佐光起(1617–1691)筆。バーク・コレクション(メアリー・グリッグス・バーク夫人とメアリー・アンド・ジャクソン・バーク財団の所蔵)より。

Date

c. late 17^th century

Source

The Tale of Genji: Legends and Paintings

Author

Tosa Mitsuoki (1617–1691)
Alternative names	土佐光起
Description	Japanese painter
Date of birth/death	21 November 1617	14 November 1691

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