- Shoku: Musume from the series Bijin to kankaku, 触（娘） 美人と感覚よ
- Japanese, Late Meiji era, 1905
- Nakazawa Hiromitsu (Japanese, 1874–1964)
- Publisher Sunbikai
- Place of Creation: Japan
- Dimensions: Overall: 13.8 x 8.8 cm (5 7/16 x 3 7/16 in.)
- Medium or Technique: Color woodblock and stencil; organic and inorganic colorants, metallic pigment on Japanese paper adhered to card stock
- Collections: Asia, Prints and Drawings
- Credit Line: Leonard A. Lauder Collection of Japanese Postcards
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
- Link: https://www.mfa.org/collections/object/touching-daughter-from-the-series-beautiful-women-and-the-senses-394518
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~Sunnyside
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At Sunnyside - Where Truth and Beauty Meet 
Beautiful painting such amazing art. Thanks for sharing, good to see you was thinking about you the other day and was wondering where are you 🙂
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Hi Tanya! I have been away from my computer for a long while, but hope to be popping in here more often now. Of course, I am also far behind in reading my favorite blogs and look forward to catching up with your writing. Thanks for visiting! 🙂
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My pleasure, hope you are doing fine and ofcourse you are missed here in the blogging world!
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What is she making ?
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Hi Luda! I have no idea what it might be – too curvy for origami….flower petals, perhaps? The answer is probably obvious to someone who knows the culture – I hope someone enlightens us. 🙂
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LOL. Glad you had the same question 🙂
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😎
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