

A man with dark hair and a beard wearing ornate traditional Asian clothing with dragon designs, holding a sword with a child in front of him. The background has ornate paneling with a dragon design. The man has a large sword. The background is ornate and includes red, blue, and beige colors. The image depicts a scene from "The Military Tales of Han and Chu" and is titled "Fan Kuai of the Han" by Utagawa Kunisada.
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- 616 × 900 px
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