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A ''[[mitate-e]]'' [[hanging scroll]] [[ukiyo-e]] [[nikuhitsuga|painting]] by [[Hokusai]], depicting a courtesan accompanied by [[Daruma]].

Painted in the early 19th century, and long since entered into public domain. Reflects no creativity added on the part of the photographer.

Image uploaded by [[User:LordAmeth]].

The inscription reads:

''kimi o omou / hoka ni ichimotsu mo / naki ware o / shiri kusaru koso / urami narikeru''

''[signed] Unkin sekijoo gesaku''

''As I meditate on nothing / other than you, I'm ashamed / that you know my real mind. / Alas, not only have I lost my prick / but my ass has rotted away.

Playfully composed by Unkin at a party''

Where Unkin is a pseudonym employed by [[Kamo no Suetaka]]. - Julia Meech (ed.), ''Designed for Pleasure'', New York: Japanese Art Society of America, 2008, 151.