Tadpole

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6 comparable artworks found in museum collections (Metropolitan Museum of Art, Cleveland Museum of Art). Extracted listing details: material: canvas. Detected categories: art

Inrō with Lotus and Crab (obverse); Lotus and Tadpole (reverse) (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

Artist: Unknown · Date: second half 19th century · Medium: Inrō: four cases; wood with gold and silver takamaki-e, hiramaki-e, lead, mixed-metal inlay; ojime: tadpoles in a stream; copper alloy with mixed-metal inlays; netsuke: turtle in a lotus leaf; carved ivory with gilded copper

Bowl with Repeating Inscription, "Oh, Abundant!" (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

Artist: Unknown · Date: late 9th century · Medium: Earthenware; white slip with black slip decoration under transparent glaze

Song of the Stone Drums (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

Artist: Xianyu Shu · Date: dated 1301 · Medium: Handscroll; ink on paper

Bowl Depicting Row of Abstract Figures, Possibly Tadpoles (Art Institute of Chicago)

Artist: Nazca South coast, Peru · Date: 180 BCE–500 CE · Medium: Ceramic and pigment

The Little Abbot Reading the Ramayana (Art Institute of Chicago)

Artist: Odilon Redon French, 1840-1916 · Date: 1883 · Medium: Charcoal with black chalk, stumping, scraping and erasing, on dark cream wove paper, discolored to tan. Ruled in pale red-orange pastel. Offset impression of Tadpole, verso.

Self-Portrait (Art Institute of Chicago)

Artist: Walter Shirlaw (American, 1838–1909) · Date: 1878 · Medium: Oil on canvas

Tadpole Pendant (Cleveland Museum of Art)

Artist: Unknown · Date: 800–1500 · Medium: cast gold

Frog Amulet (Cleveland Museum of Art)

Artist: Unknown · Date: c. 1380–1330 BCE · Medium: polychrome faience

Sources: Met Museum, Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum, Getty Museum, Artsy