December 9, 2008
“The Appearance of Multiple Buddhas”: New, Japanese pop art, religious, contemporary pop art style Buddha portrait painting, contemporary religious icons, striped pattern, colorful pop style Buddha portrait, religious symbolism, abstract human figure, acrylic painting #8104, 2008 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum
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