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Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Asazuma in Her Boat (Asazuma-bune)

Kamisaka Sekka

Cleveland Museum of Art

A woman wearing a large black hat and a purple kimono with a floral design sits in a boat. The boat's interior is beige with gray lines. A person's head and a red garment are visible outside the boat. Green vines hang down from above. The background is beige.

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900 × 611 px
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