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[Miss Moreland taking lessons in Noh dance from Setsuyo Kita of Kita Kai, California, August 23, 1968]
Maker
Rafu Shimpo
Maker
Miyatake, Toyo
(1895 - 1979)
Maker
Toyo Miyatake Studio
Date1968
ClassificationsPhotographic Archives
Credit LinePhotograph by Toyo Miyatake Studio, Gift of the Alan Miyatake Family
Object number96.267.1024
Description1 photographic print : b&w ; 5 x 7 in. , 1 negative : b&w ; 120 mm. , Published in Rafu Shimpo, August 31, 1968, Japanese section.;Japanese man, Setsuyo Kita, teaches Caucasian woman, Miss Moreland of Canada, Noh dance of Kita Kai on a wooden floor with Noh pine tree backdrop in California, August 23, 1968. Both wear kimono and hakama as they dance with partially open folded fans; the man in dark hakama. Includes a proof sheet of woman learning various poses.
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Toyo Miyatake Studio
1968
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