One of these objects is cast in lead on a lacquered writing box by the Rinpa School artist (10[1])Hon’ami Kōetsu. One of these man-made objects far in the background titles an ukiyo-e print dominated by a carp-shaped windsock. Vincent van Gogh painted faux calligraphy around a print of one of these objects in which figures (10[1])cower (10[3])under umbrellas; (10[2])that (10[2])print (10[1])from Hiroshige’s (10[1])One Hundred (10[2])Famous (10[1])Views (-5[1])of Edo (10[1]-5[1])depicts (-5[1])a “sudden shower” (-5[1])over one of these (10[2])objects. (10[5]-5[8])One of these (-5[1])man-made objects (10[2])was often shown among willow trees (10[1])in a series (10[2])begun (10[2]-5[1])in 1899 (10[1]-5[1])and continued (10[1])through the artist’s (10[1])cataract issues. (10[2]-5[1])Japanese (10[2])art inspired (10[1])an Impressionist to build one of these (10[1])objects in his garden (10[2])at Giverny (10[1]-5[1])(“zhee-vair-NEE”). For 10 points, many paintings of water lilies by (10[1])Claude Monet depict (10[1])what kind (10[1])of wooden structure? (10[2])■END■ (10[11]0[2])