Tsuba with Deer Caught in a Storm
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This tsuba shows two deer, a stag and a doe, caught in a river during a rain storm. The deer appear at the lower right of the tsuba. Behind them is a maple tree. The river runs along the bottom of the tsuba and up the left side. Rain is indicated by incised lines from the upper left. On the reverse, a deer is on a promontory at the upper left looking down on boats caught in the storm.For the latest information about this object, Tsuba with Deer Caught in a Storm, visit the Online Collection of the Walters Art Museum.
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Tanaka Kiyotoshi, Tsuba with Deer Caught in a Storm, 1846-1876 (late Edo-early Meiji), Walters Art Museum. CC0, GNU Free Documentation License.
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