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This pair of six-panel screens depicting the city of Edo (Tokyo) and its suburbs and the accomplishments of Tokugawa Iemitsu (the third shogun) provides rare historical material for the early Edo period. There are several theories regarding the date of their creation. Each screen measures 162.5 x 366.0 cm.
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Edo l21, Nishinomaru (Edo Castle), "View of Edo" folding left screen (17th century)
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江戸城西ノ丸御殿
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Edo l21, View of Edo, left screen. pair of six-panel folding screens (17th century). TOP OF SECOND PANEL, Left Screen
West enciente and Fukiage of Edo Castle,
Castle residences of the three Tokugawa families, 
Palanquin carriers (in front of Owari Dainagon residence)., Nishinomaru and Fukiage, residences of the three Tokugawa families, 17th century, Nishinomaru and Fukiage, residences of the three Tokugawa families (17th century)
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Nishinomaru Palace of Edo-jo Castle
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江戸 l21、西の丸
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江戸 l21 図屏風 左西丸・吹上両家、西丸・吹上両家、西丸・吹上両家、西丸・吹上両家、西丸・吹上両家、西丸・吹上両家、西丸・吹上両家
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edo equal temperament edo period