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SAKURAI Shu 桜井 秀

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Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Series title
Route 66
Title
Artist Name
SAKURAI Shu
Year
2010-2011
Material / Technique
Ink-jet print
Dimensions
500x760mm
Accession number
10119997
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