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A view of part of the exhibition of Ryukyuan cultural materials at the Honolulu Academy of Arts in Hawaii. A stencil-dyed cloth, or bingata hangs on the wall. Beneath it is a writing box and desk, a 19th century lacquer container for carrying hot water or tea. On either side of this exhibition are early 19th-century ceramic funeral urns. ≪ハワイにあるホノルル美術アカデミーで開催された琉球文化展の一部。壁にかかっているのはびん型。その下にあるのは硯箱と机。熱湯又はお茶を運ぶための19世紀の漆器。両端に見えるのは19世紀の陶製骨壺。≫ Large crowds of visitors have been attracted to the Ryukyuan exhibition at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. At one of the special receptions held for it are (foreground, left to right) Dr. Alexander Spoehr, ChancellorDesignate of the East-West Center, University of Hawaii; Mrs. Alice Spalding Bowen (back to camera); Mr. George H. Kerr, author of Okinawa; History of an Island People" and organizer of the exhibition; and Mr. John Wyatt Gregg, President of the Board of Directors at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. ≪ホノルルの美術アカデミーで催された琉球の文化財展示会場に多数の見物人がつめかけた。写真は特別レセプシタンにて、左より、アレクサンダスボイア博士(ハワイ大学東西センター総長)、アライススパルディング・ボーウエン夫人(背を向けている)、ジョウジ・H・カ(沖縄、琉球住民の歴史の著者であり、此の展示会の組織員)、ジョンワイアツトグレグ(ホノルル美術アカデミー理事長)≫ 【和訳】複写
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