Long, narrow horizontal image with a yellowed background. The image shows a strip of paper or silk with writing and illustrations on it. The writing on the left side of the image consists of several columns of small black text. The text appears to be in a language that uses Chinese characters. On the right side of the image, there are two distinct illustrations in black ink. The illustration on the far right appears to be a figure. The second illustration to its left appears to have lines and shapes. The illustrations and writing span the entire length of the strip. The title at the top of the image reads "Leisure Enough to Spare" by artist Yao Tingmei.
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- 900 × 29 px
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