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Young Man Playing Football

Suzuki Harunobu

Cleveland Museum of Art

A man with black hair wearing an orange, white, and brown kimono and a brown outer kimono with orange lining on the sleeves and hem walking to the left; with one foot in a black and orange slipper and the other lifted; hands clasped in front; against a background of vertical green bamboo stalks and a full moon; by Suzuki Harunobu, titled Young Man Playing Football.

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178 × 900 px
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