Picking Shells At The Flats - Japanese women at the ocean wall art

Picking Shells At The Flats - Japanese women at the ocean wall art

Marsoni

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Picking Shells At The Flats - Japanese women at the ocean wall artThis painting comes from my series titled Tribute to Toshiye which explores my love of the Japanese cultural traditions instilled in me by my grandmother growing up in Canada. I have found much inspiration in painting from scenes of every day life at turn of the century Kyoto. The references I worked from were from photos taken by Japanese photographer T. Enami. Free shipping within the US and Canada and please allow 14 business days for delivery.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2008