"Hear no Evil, Speak no Evil, See no Evil," This famous carving, Popularly known as the "The Three Wise Monkeys"...

[published approximately 1910-1915]

Walter Robert and Gail Lynn Kransky collection of Edward H. Mitchell postcards

Divided Backs: "Published By" Text

BANC PIC 2017.021:DH1:2894 (carton 2, box 3)

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1 postcard

The Bancroft Library

Card number: 2894
... is the work of the celebrated one-armed carver Ginggoro, who in 1650, was commanded by the Mikado of Japan to carve an emblem to be placed over the entrance of the Temple of Dojyoji, Tokio, Japan. Copyright 1910 by Ye Olde Curiosity Shop, Seattle

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