Woman cutting her toenails by Hashiguchi Goyô

Woodblock print of a seated woman in a white kimono with an orange sash, leaning forward and looking down.

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Woman cutting her toenails, Hashiguchi Goyô. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Hashiguchi Goyô died in 1921; this work is in the public domain.

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A woodblock print shows a woman with an upswept dark hairstyle, dressed in a loose white kimono with an orange obi sash, leaning forward while seated on a grey ground. Her bent posture and downward gaze are rendered in minimal black outlines, and the work is titled Woman cutting her toenails by Hashiguchi Goyō. The sheet has a dated inscription in the upper right and red artist seals.

Medium

Japanese print

License

Public domain

Themes

Japanese Prints