Image: Emperor Go-Yōzei2

Title: Portrait of the Emperor Go-Yōzei
Credit: The Japanese book "Kyōtō Kinsei no Shōzōga （京都近世の肖像画）", Kyoto City, 1996
Author: Kanō Takanobu（1571 - 1618）
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