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1943.04 :: Månsson, Martin

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Samlingen 1943.4.1-14 omfattar japanska dockor, föreställande både barn och vuxna av olika rang, bl a kejsarinnedocka och tjänardockor samt dockor föreställande kvinnor från prostitutionskvarteren.

"1-7 utgöra en sammanhörande grupp, en procession i Kyoto, då på en viss dag (den 30 april) de förnämligaste kokotterna, "shimabara no gyoreku", tågade genom gatorna. Se J.E. de Becker, The nightless city (Yoshivara)." (Generalkatalogen) Nummer 14 är ett tillägg, skänkt 1946 av direktör Månsson och utgör en målning, enligt kataloguppgift föreställande Yoshiwara i Tokyo, och de tidigare skänkta dockorna kan placeras framför denna målning. (PH)

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1943.04 :: Månsson, Martin

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