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Painting information
Artist	俵屋宗達 (Tawaraya Sotatsu, ? - ?)
Title	風神雷神図 (Wind God and Thunder God)
Year	17th century
Technique	Pair of two folded screens; Ink and color on paper covered with gold leaves
Dimensions	169.8 x 154.5 cm (each)
Current location	Kyoto National Museum (京都国立博物館)	Kyoto, Japan
Source	Brother Sun , Sister Moon
Permission	Copyright expired.
Other versions	Details of Wind God and Thunder God are available. See also famous replica of this work by Ogata Korin.

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• Kyoto National Museum, The Collections - Masterworks.

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