Two cranes painted in a traditional Japanese style on aged paper. The left and central cranes have highly arched necks and are on the left side. The right cranes neck extends from the center to the bottom right. The cranes have grey bodies, orange heads around their black eyes, long grey beaks, and orange legs. The central and right cranes have black on top of their bodies. The paper is a light tan with darker edges.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 900 × 640 px
- Museum Record
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