Agebōshi o naosu musume
Keisai Eisen · Japanese, 1790-1848
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A woman in a dark blue kimono with a patterned obi adjusts a cloth over her head, which is decorated with white blossoms, while holding a long pipe. Below, a field of yellow and white wildflowers and grasses grows along her robe's hem. This Japanese woodblock print by Keisai Eisen is dated 1825.
