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Description明治天皇・神宮親謁.jpg 日本語: 明治天皇が明治2年3月12日、神宮に親謁した時の絵画 English: The Emperor at the Grand Shrine of Ise by Matsuoka Eikyū
Date 1869-04-23; painting dedicated in 1927
Source http://tenzan.sblo.jp/s/article/181810363.html
Author 松岡映丘 (1881–1938)

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