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February, 1972 – Lantern for the Mandoro Festival at Kasuga Shrine in Nara
February
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February, 1972 – Lantern for the Mandoro Festival at Kasuga Shrine in Nara

Artist (Japanese, 1929–2003)
Date1971
Mediumhand stencil-dyed print, ink and color on handmade kozo paper
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineGift from the Judith and Paul A. Falcigno Collection
Object number2010.189.3
DescriptionFor three days in February more than 3000 lanterns illuminate the Kasuga Taisha, a famous Shintō Shrine in Nara. Stone lanterns light the gardens and bronze lanterns, like this one, light the corridors for the popular festival that welcomes spring.
Label TextFor three days in February more than 3000 lanterns illuminate the Kasuga Taisha, a famous Shintō Shrine in Nara. Stone lanterns light the gardens and bronze lanterns, like this one, light the corridors for the popular festival that welcomes spring.ProvenancePaul A. Falcigno and Judy Mansfield, Hamden, CT
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