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City of Busselton > Records

Autumn Cherry Blossum Mt Fuji

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Tomihari, Hiroshi

2004

Subcollections

City of Busselton

Sugito Collection

Overview

Mt Fuji is depicted with snow and the sides of the mountain are red. There are cosmos flowers in the foreground and a silhouette of a womans breast in blue amongst the flowers

Frame: Presented in a single window mount, framed in a timber certificate style frame with brown/grey wash finish, fitted with Perspex. Frame size: 44 x 56.2 x 2.5

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-184-2006.1.2

Item type

Artworks

Woodcuts

Material

Paper

Inscriptions and markings

H. Tomihari

Year

Last modified

Tuesday, 14 July, 2026

Completeness

83

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