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Description Bath scene, female bather with female attendant, 2 males in adjoining area, japanese traditional bath; scan of a pair of adjoining pages from an e-hon volume, title and/or series title-chapter-volume not yet identified. Woodblock printing; sumi ink on typical thin washi-type Japanese book paper (single-sided printing, pages folded double). Condition: somewhat uneven impression of ink, wear & tear, creasing, rounding at corners, moderate staining & discolouration of the paper, significant worm damage. Scanned at 12,500 dpi, 48-bit colour, compressed. Original dimensions of object: pending (typical standard-sized/small ehon volume).
Date 18??
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