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Kinichi Fujita (藤田 錦一), Snowy Mt. Tengu (North Yatsugatake) (2021)
Title: Kinichi Fujita (藤田 錦一), Snowy Mt. Tengu (North Yatsugatake) (2021)
Description:
Oil painting, 38 × 45.
5 cm.
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