A white rooster with a red comb and black tail peeks out from behind a green bamboo fence, in a Japanese woodblock print on a tan ground.
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Rooster

Pictures by Kamisaka Sekka

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A white chabo rooster with a bright red comb peers out from behind a green bamboo fence in this woodblock print by Kamisaka Sekka. It comes from his Flowers of a Hundred Worlds, published in Kyoto in 1909-10, and the chabo is a small Japanese bantam chicken kept simply for its good looks. For anyone who loves Japanese art or a bird with character.

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From Kamisaka Sekka's Flowers of a Hundred Worlds / Rooster / Volume 2 · Kyoto, 1909-10 / The chabo is a small Japanese bantam chicken, kept for its looks. This one peers out from behind a green bamboo fence.

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