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Analysis Of 'Still To Be Neat' By Kitagawa Utamaro
The Ben Jonson was a European poet and actor in 17th centaury. In his lifetime, he wrote many poems including the lyrics “Still to Be Neat” which was published in early 1609. Since that time, it published in different collections of poems or other pieces of writing. In contrast to the poet of “Girl Powdering Her Keck” is an Asian American poet in the 19th century. She wrote it in 1983. However, it is about Japanese art in the 18th century, which is called ukiyo-e, by Kitagawa Utamaro, a Japanese painter. The painter creates this art is, because he carries out portraits of Japanese women in the 18th century in this art.

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