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Kimono, Silk, Japanese
Japanese
20th century
Kimono, Iida & Co./Takashimaya  Japanese, silk, Japanese
Department Store (attributed) Iida & Co./Takashimaya
ca. 1910
Kimono, [no medium available], Japan
Japan
20th century
Kimono, Iida & Co./Takashimaya  Japanese, silk, Japanese
Designer Iida & Co./Takashimaya
ca. 1910
Kimono, Cotton, wool, Japanese
Japanese
20th century
Kimono, Silk, Japanese
Japanese
19th century
Kimono, Silk, Japanese
Japanese
1895–1900
Kimono, Linen, Japanese
Japanese
ca. 1875
Kimono, Gucci  Italian, silk, Italian
Design House Gucci
Designer Tom Ford
spring/summer 2003
Kimono, silk, Japan
Japan
19th century
Kimono, silk, Japanese
Japanese
19th century
Kimono, Myrna Tatar, cotton, American
Designer Myrna Tatar
1978
Kimono, grass cloth, cotton, Japan
Japan
19th century
Woman's Kimono, Silk, Japan
Japan
19th century
Kimono, Silk, Japan
Japan
1800–1941
Summer kimono with waves, rinted plain-weave crepe silk, Japan
Japan
1920s–30s
Kimono, Babani  French, silk, French
Design House Babani
Designer Vitali Babani
ca. 1930
Woman's Kimono, Silk, Japan
Japan
19th century
Kimono, Silk, Japanese
Japanese
early 1970s
Kimono, silk, Japan
Japan
19th century
Kimono, Silk, Japan
Japan
1800–1941
Child’s Kimono with Charlie Chaplin Design, Plain-weave wool muslin with printing, Japan
Japan
ca. 1932
Kimono, Silk, Japan
Japan
1800–1941
Kimono, Silk, Japanese
Japanese
20th century
Kimono (Shijira), Extended plain-weave silk, Japan
Japan
mid-19th century
Kimono, Silk, metallic thread, Japanese
Japanese
first half 20th century
Kimono, Silk, Japan
Japan
20th century
Meisen kimono with dotted diagonals, Plain-weave silk warps with machine-spun silk wefts in double ikat (heiyō-gasuri), Japan
Japan
ca. 1955–60
Sashiko Kimono, Indigo-dyed plain-weave cotton, quilted and embroidered with white cotton thread, Japan
Japan
mid-19th century
Meisen summer kimono with banana leaves and snowflakes, Plain-weave silk warps with twisted silk wefts in all-weft ikat (yokosō-gasuri), Japan
Japan
ca. 1940–45
Summer kimono (katabira) with books, Printed plain-weave hemp, Japan
Japan
1930s
Woman in green kimono, Anonymous, Color woodcut, Japan
Anonymous
Summer Kimono, Ramie plain-weave crepe with geometric warp and weft kasuri (ikat) patterning, Japan
Japan
early 20th century
Kimono Tamamo, Harada Mana  Japanese, Polychrome plain-weave silk with occasional discontinuous wefts, Japan
Harada Mana
1959
Kimono Rakuhoku, Moriguchi Kakō  Japanese, Paste-resist dyed (yūzen) silk with metallic-thread embroidery, Japan
Moriguchi Kakō
1985
Friedel Wearing a Kimono, Frank Eugene  American, Platinum print
Frank Eugene
1911
Meisen kimono with checkered pattern, Plain-weave machine-spun silk in resist-dyed large ikat (ōgasuri), Japan
Japan
ca. 1930s
Kimono with Pines, Bamboo, and Plum, Figured satin silk (rinzu) with hand-painted details and silk embroidery, Japan
Japan
second quarter 20th century
Two Beauties Looking at Kimono, Isoda Koryūsai  Japanese, Woodblock print; ink and color on paper, Japan
Isoda Koryūsai
Kimono with Design of Lilies, Chinese Bellflowers, and Pinks, Figured crepe silk with woven diagonal fret pattern; hand-painted with gold accents, embroidered crest, Japan
Japan
second quarter of the 20th century
Friedel Wearing a Kimono, Frank Eugene  American, Platinum print
Frank Eugene
1911
Model in Kimono on Green Bench, Philip Pearlstein  American, Watercolor over traces of graphite on paper
Philip Pearlstein
1982

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