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[nobrashfestivity]

Takagi Haruyama

Edo Period

I have some of these up already but lost in some tag/tumblr search mishap

[gravity-rainbow]

Takagi Haruyama (1850s)

In Japan, rabbits are thought to make bad luck disappear; the Japanese kanji for rabbit is similar to the kanji for ‘to make vanish’.

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[snailspng]

Random PNGs, part 133.

(1. Bird whistle from late 18th c. Japan, 2. Red spider lily, 3. Roman carnelian panther intaglio, 4. Fox ceramic pitcher made in USSR, 5. Agate specimen from 1880s, 6. Fox netsuke from 16th-17th c. Japan (?), 7. Victorian scent bottle, 8. 1850’s illustration by Takagi Haruyama, 9. Eye ring)

[mybeingthere]

Takagi Haruyama's bestiary / Edo era Takagi Haruyama (1803-1868). From 1850's book, Materia Medica.

[apersonableperson]

Takagi Haruyama

[steveedzpainter]

Takagi Haruyama, 1850’s

[jvjjvjjvj]

Takagi Haruyama

[mekammin]

But tonight, he is alive and in the north field with his mother.

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A double exposure practice I did for class.

[cryptofloozy]

takagi haruyama (1850)

[fujiwara57]

Takagi Haruyama  高木春山  1800’s

Illustrateur japonais de la période Edo Jidai 江戸時代 (1603 – 1867), aucune information biographique, concernant cet artiste. 

1850, est la date la plus approximative de ses travaux.

[nobrashfestivity]

Takagi Haruyama

Edo Period

[retrogradedays]

Takagi Haruyama

[sakurabreeze]

Takagi Haruyama

[bibeim]

Rabbit, by Japanese Artist Takagi Haruyama 高木春山, 1855 (Edo Period) . . . #blackrabbit #japan #rabbits #painting #art #illustration #XIX #vintage https://ift.tt/2FZu50L

[ampazourvskomodino]

Illustrations from a Japanese 1850s “Materia Medica” book, Takagi Haruyama

[zielenadel]

Takagi Haruyama . Circa 1850