Hashimoto Gahō

1835–1908

Selected artwork

The Chinese Taoist Immortals, Han-shan and Shih-te (Kanzan and Jittoku)

1886

National Museum of Asian Art

UnclassifiedJapan

Kanō Shōsen'ineditorial inference
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Kano Hōgaieditorial inference
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Terasaki Kōgyōeditorial inference
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Goyo Hashiguchieditorial inference
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Hishida Shunsoeditorial inference
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Documented holdings of works attributed to Hashimoto Gahō. Check the museum’s record for current display information.

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