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The Tanabata Festival - Utagawa Kunisada I - Framed art Print fiction People said she had a

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an act considered sacrilegious

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which was used all throughout the war to stir up feelings of patriotism towards a romanticised image of Britain

The Tanabata Festival - Utagawa Kunisada I - Framed art Print fiction People said she had aFramed Japanese art print (24 x 40 cm) by Utagawa Kunisada I. Buy this print framed for 160. Buy this print unframed for 50. Framed Size is 24 x 40 cm. Other print sizes and frame styles are available. To buy, or to see more size and frame options, select 'Choose frame'.. About this artwork This is a triptych that showcases six girls grooving at the Tanabata festival. It's a woodblock print from Japan, dated back to the 1830s.

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