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"Monday breakfast" is a photographed painting (acrylic on canvas)

Kitsune is the Japanese word for fox

Motivet forestiller en ældre kvinde

The bowl can also be used for other noodle and rice dishes - or for Friday snacks

Begærets billeder Noodles som han dyppede i farvetVisual culture in Japanese woodcuts. Today, Japanese woodblock prints are part of important art collections around the world, but from the 17th century to the early 20th century, woodblock prints were a widespread graphic medium in Japan, and a single print could be purchased for the same price as a bowl of noodles. The images were often part of series or books and had motifs from, among other things, classical literature, new theater productions, or