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DescriptionKobayashi Izanami and Izanagi.jpg
Kobayashi Eitaku, Izanagi and Izanami, c. 1885. From sv.wikipedia.org.
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circa 1885
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Originally uploaded on sv:wiki 10 April 2005 kl.18.50 by Lamré
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Captions
Painting by Eitaku Kobayashi showing Izanami and Izanagi consolidating the land with the spear "Ama-no-Nuboko"
Pintura de Eitaku Kobayashi montrando a Izanami e Izanagi consolidando la tierra con la lanza "Ama-no-Nuboko"
Pentraĵo de Eitaku Kobayashi muntanta al Izanami kaj Izanagi solidiganta la landon per la lanco "Ama-no-Nuboko"
Izanagi ve Izanami
Кобаяси Эйтаку (фамилия идёт перед именем), Идзанаги и Идзанами, картина 1885 года.
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Kobayashi Eitaku, ''Izanagi and Izanami'', c. 1885. From sv.wikipedia.org. {{PD-art}} Category:Art of the Meiji period Category:Japanese deities Category:Kobayashi Eitaku Category:Paintings of Japan
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