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Japanese woodblock print of a standing woman with sweets on a red stand and a seated man with a pipe and checkered robe.

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Rokudaime iwai hanshirō shichikaiki tsuizen (shigenoi ko wakare), Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1835), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A Japanese woodblock print showing a standing woman in a patterned black kimono with leaf and berry motifs, holding a red lacquer stand of colorful sweets. Beside her a seated man in a blue checkered garment holds a pipe and a large decorated cloth with inscribed panels. Vertical calligraphy at the upper left gives the title, and the artist's signature appears at the upper right; the print is attributed to Utagawa Kuniyoshi and dated 1835.

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