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Silk Japanese Crane and Wave Textile"Nami ni tsuru" is a famous Edo period painting done by Ando Hiroshige, and it translates to "crane and waves". The painting is in the style of the Ukiyo e genre of Japanese art, the same genre as the famous "Great Wave off Kanagawa". "Nami ni tsuru" is a distinct work of art that exemplifies the style of Japanese art and culture during the period. This textile contains two of the most prominent symbols in Hiroshige's painting, the crane and the wave,

The label says "clear confidence"

With frame and archival matting

Just the drawing of the dancing gals made me chuckle with the two gentlemen boofoons with the gun was too much

with simple robes

whose memoir A Moveable Feast includes a chapter titled "With Pascin At the Dôme"

Females are said to have “several variations of diagonal stepped patterns”

the figure stopped me dead in my tracks

is still unique and gorgeous

The patina is real and in my opinion

The shape of the bag

India was her country in body and soul

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