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Delicate Japanese art of ink painting can be seen at Scarborough's Albert Campbell library on Birchmount Rd
Delicate Japanese art of ink painting can be seen at Scarborough's Albert Campbell library on Birchmount Rd

Delicate Japanese art of ink painting can be seen at Scarborough's Albert Campbell library on Birchmount Rd

Date5/17/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Delicate Japanese art of ink painting can be seen at Scarborough's Albert Campbell library on Birchmount Rd. Artist Masako Kurose captures the fragile beauty of plum blossoms; camellias and sweet peas in the paintings which will be on display until May 31. The 34-year-old artist studies painting for 10 years in her native land. She came to Scarborough in October and for six years before that; she taught painting in Tokyo. She'll give a demonstration of her art tomorrow at library.
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