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27 paintings

  • Cranes, one of a pair
    Cranes, one of a pair
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Freer Gallery of Art
  • Paysage avec animaux
    Paysage avec animaux
    Unknown artist
    c. 1630 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Crane Beneath a Banana Tree
    Crane Beneath a Banana Tree
    Unknown artist
    1638 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Crane and Pine
    Crane and Pine
    Chen Zhaofeng
    1867–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Yun Dongseom (1710–1795)
    Portrait of Yun Dongseom (1710–1795)
    Unknown artist
    1780–1815 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Cranes
    Cranes
    Nagasawa Rosetsu
    1780–1789 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The God of Good Fortune Jurōjin
    The God of Good Fortune Jurōjin
    Soga Shōhaku
    c. 1773 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Two Cranes
    Two Cranes
    Unknown artist
    1800–1868 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Crane and Sun
    Crane and Sun
    Unknown artist
    1800–1868 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Flowers and Birds
    Flowers and Birds
    Katei Taki
    1800–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Crane Among Reeds
    Crane Among Reeds
    Kawabata Gyokushō
    1887–1892 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Cranes in Marsh
    Cranes in Marsh
    Kawanabe Kyōsai
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Two Cranes
    Two Cranes
    Itō Jakuchū
    1600–1850 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Crane
    Crane
    Unknown artist
    1368–1644 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Playing the zither for a crane
    Playing the zither for a crane
    Unknown artist
    1534–1566 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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