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La campana del tempio tace, ma il suono continua ad uscire dai fiori. Matsuo Basho ***

Fukutaro Terauchi - Not much is known about the artist Fukutaro Terauchi except that he seems to have been active from about the 1930s through the 1960s or 1970s. His attractive watercolor paintings and woodblock prints focus on traditional Japanese scenery throughout the seasons, and were likely produced for the tourist market. His softly colored, atmospheric designs are rendered with quick, loose brushstrokes, giving them a romantic feel. A nice choice for display.

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When you got the current paint on the wall of your room, you were super excited! I can totally get it, because I too got a new painting just recently. But today, I was just staring at the walls and wondered what made it so dull? To be frank, ‘time’ is the answer.

The, first piece of the "Tokyo storefront" series - a meat shop located in the Nippori district.

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I have an affinity to Sandhill Cranes, I'd go so far as to say they are one of my totems