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  • Dear Gabriela, this collection of cards is so beautiful! I have longtime admired Japanese traditional art, and this is art at the best. So much detail, so simple and exquisite lines, so much refinement! I truly enjoyed your captions, which are, as always, greatly informative and meaningful. I can't pick any "favorites&q uot; - they are all equally beautiful and I thank you for sharing this cultural treasure with us. It was a joy watching your collection! Love, Ina

  • said inicolae

  • 2004.12.27 at 07:34:43 PST

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  • Hello Gabriella. What a treasure those beautiful cards and so pleased you shared them. As a watercolorist I admire the Oriental painters and the seemingly simplicity of their artwork. Also the use of only a couple of colors makes it so beautiful. The pictures really show the Japanese culture and the beauty of their country. I so want to visit it one day. Warm greetings . Juliette

  • said strikjes

  • 2004.12.27 at 06:57:31 PST

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  • My Dear Gabriela, You made a new time an art album able to plunge us in the fascinating sceneries of old Japan; My sensibility of painter and of dreams of traveller make me select 7 Fujisawa, 17 Yui, 29 Mitsyke, 31 Maisaha, 44 Yokkaishi, 46 Shono and 48 Seki; Thank You to show us these beautiful collection, with warm wishes, Jacques

  • said pfjc2

  • 2004.12.27 at 00:52:30 PST

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  • Dearest Gabriela, I feel so priveleged to be first to comment on this fascinating album! It is amazing that something so vast and impressive was constructed so many centuries ago. The postcards are works of art and such a joy to view! Thank you for sharing your collection with me.........Love You, Candy

  • said canary1976

  • 2004.12.26 at 16:36:02 PST

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