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  1. 01-Aug-2004, 15:37 #1
    Anonymous Guest

    Default one-of-a-kind paintings

    Dear Sirs,

    I am writing to ask the meaning of one-of-a-kind.
    Woodblock prints are always one-of-a-kind paintings. Can someone explain this sentence for me?

    Thanks!
    Yun Ju
  2. 01-Aug-2004, 18:20 #2
    Francois
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    There are no other paintings like his. They can't be categorized. They are unique.

    FRC
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