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FM Virtual Kazuo Shiraga Water Margin Exhibition Checklist SHIRAGA KAZUO Water Margin Hero Series Kazuo Shiraga Room 1 Tenkyusei Bossharan, 1960 Investigative Star Unrestrained 71 3/4 x 107 1/2 inches (182.2 x 273.2cm) Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art Order 24 Mu Hong Chiyusei Byotaichu, 1962 Tranquil Star Sick Tiger 63 1/5 x 51 1/2 inches (160.6 x 130.8cm) Private Collection Order 84 Xue Yong Tenshosei Botsuusen, 1960 Agile Star Featherless Arrow 70 1/5 x 108 1/5 inches (180.0 x 275.0cm) Rachofsky Collection, Dallas Order 16 Zhang Qing Ni (Tenkosei Roshi), 1962 Skilful Star Wanderer 71 1/4 x 108 3/5 inches (181.0 x 276.0cm) Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo Image credit: Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture Image Archives Order 36 Yan Qing Tenbosei Ryotoda, 1962 Savage Star Double-headed Serpent 71 3/5 x 107 3/5 inches (182.0 x 273.3cm) The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto Order 34 Xie Zhen Chikensei Kendoshin, 1961 Healthy Star God of the Dangerous Road 63 3/4 x 51 1/5 inches (162.0 x 130.0 cm) Private Collection Order 105 Yu Baosi Room 2 Chimasei Unrikongo, 1960 Devil Star Giant in the Clouds 51 1/4 x 76 1/3 inches (130.3 x 193.9cm) The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu Order 82 Song Wan Tenkusei Kyusenpo, 1962 Flight Star Impatient Vanguard 71 3/4 x 107 1/5 inches (182.2 x 272cm) Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art Order 19 Suo Chao Tenyusei Hyoshito, 1961 Majestic Star Panther Head 71 3/5 x 107 1/4 inches (182.0 x 272.5cm) The National Museum of Art, Osaka Order 6 Lin Chong Chiinsei Botaichu, 1961 Yin Star Female Tiger 63 x 51 inches (162 × 130 cm) Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Order 101 Gu Dasao Room 3 Tenshosei Gyoja, 1960 Harm Star Pilgrim 71 3/5 x 107 1/2 inches (182.0 x 273.0cm) Amagasaki City Order 14 Wu Song Chiketsusei Shugunba, 1961 Prominence Star Ugly Prince Consort 76 x 51 1/2 inches (193.3 x 130.7cm) Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art (Yamamura Collection) Order 40 Xuan Zan Chishusei Sekishogun, 1961 Ugly Star Stone General 63 3/4 x 51 1/5 inches (162.0 x 130.0cm) Private Collection Order 99 Shi Yong Chibosei Somonshin, 1961 Savage Star God of Death 66 4/5 x 51 1/5 inches (169.8 x 130.0cm) Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art (Yamamura Collection) Order 60 Bao Xu Chiseisei Tetsumenkomoku, 1961 Upright Star Iron Face 76 3/4 × 51 inches (195 x 130 cm) Private Collection Order 47 Pei Xuam Tenmosei Hekirekika, 1960 Fierce Star Fiery Thunderbolt 72 1/4 x 108 inches (183.5 x 274.5cm) The Museum of Art, Kochi Order 7 Qin Ming Room 4 Chikatsusei Maunkinshi, 1960 Wide Star Golden Wings Brushing Against the Clouds 51 1/5 x 76 3/4 inches (130.0 x 195.0cm) Art Institute of Chicago Order 48 Ou Peng Chiyosei Mochakuten, 1960 Demon Star Touching the Sky 51 1/5 x 76 3/5 inches (130.0 x 194.5cm) Private Collection Order 83 Du Qian Tenisei Sekihatsuki, 1959 Deviance Star Red Haired Devil 71 3/4 x 107 1/3 inches (182.3 x 272.6cm) Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art (Yamamura Collection) Order 21 Liu Tang Tentaisei Soshiko, 1960 Defence Star Winged Tiger 71 2/3 x 107 1/2 inches (182.0 x 273.0cm) Private Collection Order 25 Lei Heng Tenansei Seimenju, 1960 Dark Star Blue Faced Beast 71 3/5 x 107 1/3 inches (182.0 x 272.7cm) Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art (Yamamura Collection) Order 17 Yang Zhi Tenkansei Nyuunryu, 1962 Leisure Star Dragon in the Clouds 71 3/4 x 107 1/3 inches (182.2 x 272.6cm) Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art (Yamamura Collection) Order 4 Gongsun Sheng Chisatsusei Chinsanzan, 1961 Malignant Star Guardian of Three Mountains 76 1/5 x 51 1/3 inches (193.5 x 130.5cm) Ashiya City Museum of Art and History Order 38 Huang Xin Tenyusei Daito, 1964 Brave Star Great Blade 72 1/4 x 107 3/5 inches (183.5 x 273.5cm) Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts Order 5 Guan Sheng Chibunsei Seishushosei, 1961 Literature Star Sacred Handed Scholar 63 2/5 x 51 1/5 inches (161.0 x 130.0cm) The National Museum of Art, Osaka Order 46 Xiao Rang Tenpusei Hakutencho, 1963 Wealth Star Striking Hawks 72 1/2 x 108 3/5 inches (184.0 x 276.0cm) Amagasaki City Order 11 Li Ying.
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