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English: Sarutahiko Ōkami, (comical) painting; sumi ink & watercolours, late 19th century (more likely Meiji era than late-Edo period). Seal marking, artist not identified; Wittig collection, painting-03. Photograph of painting; working print of re-touched version intended for Wikipedia article about Sarutahiko Ōkami.
Date original painting: circa 1850-1900; crop & photo-editing is present-day
Source re-touched photo of painting, self-authored by uploader
Author unidentified late 19th century Japanese artist, User:Lx_121
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Working print

Re-touched photograph of painting: cropped, edges filled-in, & some blemishes & staining removed from the unpainted areas.

Note: painted areas & artist's seal have NOT been altered.

This file is a WORKING PRINT, please feel free to improve it!


This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: cropped; cropped, edges filled-in, & some blemishes & staining removed from the unpainted areas. The original can be viewed here: Sarutahiko Ōkami from Wittig collection.png: . Modifications made by Lx 121.

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