Dog and peonies
Dog and peonies

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Dog and peonies,

19th century

Japanese
Edo period, 1603–1868
2015-5521

Information

Title
Dog and peonies
Dates

19th century

Medium
Ink on paper
Credit Line
Museum Collection
Object Number
2015-5521
Place Made

Japan

Inscription
bottom right (recto) 牡丹、麝香 peony, musk writing on flowers indicating color
Culture
Japanese
Period
Edo (Japanese period)
Type
workshop art, drawings
Subject
sketches

–ca. 1890 Purchased by Allan Marquand(?) 1890-ca. 1892 Allan Marquand, by gift or transfer to the Princeton University Art Museum. Note: 1890 (academic year) purchase likely corresponds to an entry in Allan Marquand’s Day Book, p. 43, that records a purchase of Japanese Drawings for $500.

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