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Posted by M.R.N. on November 5, 2009
Rain Blossoms
Moonlight On Mt. Fuji
Makaen Monastery, Diamond Mountains, Korea
Sampans At Sunset
A Japanese Dwarf Plum Tree
Sunrise At Fujiyama
Moonlight On Fujiyama, Japan
The Crescent Moon Rides Low
A Korean Shrine
Korea Junks At Sunset
Father Kim On Muleback, Korea
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Tom Whitmore said
On many of Miller’s prints there are multiple states. I know “Rain Blossoms” had one where the umbrellas are predominantly red as well as the blue-gray one you have here; and I believe that the “Japanese Dwarf Plum” you have is the A state, rather than a print titled “A Japanese Dwarf Plum”. Miller was represented in the US by The Print Corner in Hingham, Massachusetts (run by my grandmother and grandfather).
Suzay Lamb said
Thanks for your information.