Dresden hosts painter Iikawa's 1st European exhibition

Dresden hosts painter Iikawa's 1st European exhibition

DRESDEN, Germany - Painter Takehiko Iikawa sits in front of a screen depicting the famous sightseeing spot of Matsushima in Miyagi Prefecture in northeastern Japan.

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