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San Dizunīhime

San Dizunīhime

Japanese artist, Ono Tako has brought us three Disney Princesses – Snow White, Ariel, and Cinderella – in Japan’s iconic Ukiyo-e style. Enjoy!

Tags: Art | Disney Princesses | Ono Tako | Society | ukiyo-e

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