Shibata ZeshinJapón, 1807–1891Dog barking at a monkey trainer
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Shibata Zeshin was widely regarded for his mastery of painting with lacquer on silk and paper, a unique and difficult technique that gave an appealing luster to his images. Here, a dog barks at a monkey sitting on the shoulder of its trainer. Keeping monkeys as pets, and training them to entertain people, was once popular in Japan.
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![The Four Accomplishments [right of a pair], Shibata Zeshin, second half 19th century](https://img.artsmia.org/web_objects_cache/118000/400/50/118455/mia_8004072_800.jpg)
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