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The Society for Japanese Arts in the Netherlands organized an exhibition of woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi in honor of the centennial of the artist's death. The Philadelphia Museum of Art owns the largest public collection of the artists' prints and lent several pieces to the exhibition. John W. Ittmann installed the show when it traveled to Philadelphia.

The Society for Japanese Arts in the Netherlands organized an exhibition of woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi in honor of the centennial of the artist's death. The Philadelphia Museum of Art owns the largest public collection of the artists' prints and lent several pieces to the exhibition. John W. Ittmann installed the show when it traveled to Philadelphia.

The Society for Japanese Arts in the Netherlands organized an exhibition of woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi in honor of the centennial of the artist's death. The Philadelphia Museum of Art owns the largest public collection of the artists' prints and lent several pieces to the exhibition. John W. Ittmann installed the show when it traveled to Philadelphia.

The Society for Japanese Arts in the Netherlands organized an exhibition of woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi in honor of the centennial of the artist's death. The Philadelphia Museum of Art owns the largest public collection of the artists' prints and lent several pieces to the exhibition. John W. Ittmann installed the show when it traveled to Philadelphia.

The Society for Japanese Arts in the Netherlands organized an exhibition of woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi in honor of the centennial of the artist's death. The Philadelphia Museum of Art owns the largest public collection of the artists' prints and lent several pieces to the exhibition. John W. Ittmann installed the show when it traveled to Philadelphia.

The Society for Japanese Arts in the Netherlands organized an exhibition of woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi in honor of the centennial of the artist's death. The Philadelphia Museum of Art owns the largest public collection of the artists' prints and lent several pieces to the exhibition. John W. Ittmann installed the show when it traveled to Philadelphia.

The Society for Japanese Arts in the Netherlands organized an exhibition of woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi in honor of the centennial of the artist's death. The Philadelphia Museum of Art owns the largest public collection of the artists' prints and lent several pieces to the exhibition. John W. Ittmann installed the show when it traveled to Philadelphia.

This subseries contains installation photographs from an exhibition of contemporary prints organized by Innis Howe Shoemaker.

Innis Howe Shoemaker organized a small exhibition of works by Beatrice Wood in celebration the artist's one-hundredth birthday.

Christopher Riopelle selected 16 works in various media by Pissarro and his contemporaries for an exhibition exploring the theme of the city in late 19th and early 20th century French art.