I'm Sorry

This image is a close-up brush painting of a dog (long ears, mottled tan/brown fur, green eyes, chin resting on its paw), a red seal mark beside its head, and the signature "Weiqi Wang" in the lower right — not a Japanese woodblock print. Given Hanga is a Japanese-prints catalog, this looks like a mismatched/erroneous record rather than something that belongs in tier-1 vision QA. Flagging before you file the description anywhere:

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A close-up portrait of a dog resting its chin on an outstretched paw, rendered in loose, wet-on-wet brushwork with pooling washes of tan, brown, and grey pigment against a pale cream and soft blue-grey ground. The dog's long ears drape downward and its green eyes hold a downcast expression; a red seal mark appears beside the head, with the signature "Weiqi Wang" inscribed in the lower right corner. Titled *I'm Sorry*, this 2014 work by Weiqi Wang is executed in Chinese brush painting.

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Since this doesn't match the Hanga catalog's scope (Japanese woodblock prints only), you may want to flag/exclude this record rather than run it through the normal content pipeline — let me know if you'd like me to check how it entered the dataset.