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| − | | Pt 1 || dayflower | + | | Pt 1 || [[File:21.6676-pt1.jpg|50px|center]] || dayflower |
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| − | | Pt 2 || indigo (no yellow?) | + | | Pt 2 || [[File:21.6676-pt2.jpg|50px|center]] || indigo (no yellow?) |
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| − | | Pt 3 || indigo (no yellow?) | + | | Pt 3 || [[File:21.6676-pt3.jpg|50px|center]] || indigo (no yellow?) |
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| − | | Pt 4 || iron oxide red, turmeric? | + | | Pt 4 || [[File:21.6676-pt4.jpg|50px|center]] || iron oxide red, turmeric? |
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| − | | Pt 5 || turmeric | + | | Pt 5 || [[File:21.6676-pt5.jpg|50px|center]] || turmeric |
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| − | | Pt 6 || brass, iron oxide red | + | | Pt 6 || [[File:21.6676-pt6.jpg|50px|center]] || brass, iron oxide red |
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Latest revision as of 16:17, 12 July 2020
View of Noboto Beach at Low Tide from the Salt Beds at Gyôtoku (Gyôtoku shiohama yori Noboto no higata o nozomu), from an untitled series of landscapes in Western style
「ぎやうとくしほはまよりのぼとのひかたをのぞむ」
Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849)
Edo period about 1804–05 (Bunka 1–2)
Other impressions: 34.331
for more information see:
MFA Online Collections Database
Summary
| Analysis point | Image | Results |
|---|---|---|
| Pt 1 |  |
dayflower |
| Pt 2 |  |
indigo (no yellow?) |
| Pt 3 |  |
indigo (no yellow?) |
| Pt 4 |  |
iron oxide red, turmeric? |
| Pt 5 |  |
turmeric |
| Pt 6 |  |
brass, iron oxide red |
Note: The center of the circle is point of analysis.