File:Bijin Mekakushi Daruma-zu by Ishida Gyokuzan.jpg

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日本語: 「美人目隠し達磨図」、紙本著色
English: A beautiful woman blindfolds Daruma, Colored on paper
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日本語: 江戸時代後期
English: late Edo period, (from the first half of the 18th century to the early 19th century)
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日本語: 石田玉山(? - 文化9年?)
English: Ishida Gyokuzan(? - 1812 ?)

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