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#26 Series of red wooden gateways; stone animals on pedestals between first and second gateway.

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#26 Series of red wooden gateways; stone animals on pedestals between first and second gateway.

Japanese Culture and Society in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries Through Herbert Geddes’ Photographs

#26 Series of red wooden gateways; stone animals on pedestals between first and second gateway.

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