Cushion Pine at Aoyama

Summary

Cushion Pine at Aoyama is a print^[1].

Key Facts

• Cushion Pine at Aoyama is the creator of Katsushika Hokusai^[2].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's image is recorded as The coast of seven leages in Kamakura.jpg^[3].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's instance of is recorded as print^[4].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's genre is recorded as landscape painting^[5].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's genre is recorded as ukiyo-e^[6].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's genre is recorded as meisho-e^[7].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's part of the series is recorded as Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji^[8].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as Mount Fuji^[9].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as ishi-dōrō^[10].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as picnic^[11].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as parent and child^[12].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as tenugui^[13].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as kasa^[14].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as felt^[15].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as sakazuki^[16].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's depicts is recorded as Cushion Pine^[17].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's collection is recorded as Metropolitan Museum of Art^[18].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's inventory number is recorded as JP28^[19].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's inventory number is recorded as JP2985^[20].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's Commons category is recorded as The Circular Pine Trees of Aoyama (36 Views of Mount Fuji)^[21].
• +1831-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Cushion Pine at Aoyama^[22].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's title is recorded as 青山円座松^[23].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's title is recorded as Cushion Pine at Aoyama^[24].
• Cushion Pine at Aoyama's location of the point of view is recorded as Ryūgan-ji Temple^[25].

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Works and Contributions

Cushion Pine at Aoyama is the creator of Katsushika Hokusai^[2].