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Scattered Deformities in the End

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In Ten Depictions of Hell: Scattered Deformities in the End (2007) by Fuyuko Matsui
Her painting Scattered Deformities in the End, for example, uses a traditional method of the Nihonga style, employing powdered mineral pigments on silk. The subject, a ghostly nude woman running through an eerie wood, recalls the ghost paintings that were produced in Japan beginning in the 15th…
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