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Hairpin Paintings
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![From The Series Toji Zensei
Bijin Zoroe [an Array Of The Outstanding Beauties Of Our Day], One Of
Utamaro's Most Striking Compositions, The Courtesan Somenosuke Of
Matsubaya Opening A Letter With A Hairpin And Shielding The Contents
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Bijin Zoroe [an Array Of The Outstanding Beauties Of Our Day], One Of
Utamaro's Most Striking Compositions, The Courtesan Somenosuke Of
Matsubaya Opening A Letter With A Hairpin And Shielding The Contents
From Prying Ey")
