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English: Mother & child, fragment of a painting. Wittig collection, manuscript-01, a Japanese art scrap-book; identified as containing (fragments of) paintings & prints dating from approximately the Sengoku through Edo periods; item 04 of 13, located on page 06, leaf 03 (right-to-left).
Date 18?? or previous (all works in this scrapbook date from approximately the Sengoku through Edo periods)
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Author creator of painting not identified, compiler of scrap-book not identified, scanned by uploader
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Scale reference: scan-bed is approximately 14" x 7"; more precise measurements pending.

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