Nagauta no keiko ni kayou shōjo
Keisai Eisen · Japanese, 1790-1848
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A standing woman in a blue checkered kimono with a red patterned collar holds a red parasol and a folded fan while wearing wooden geta sandals. Her hair is styled with red and gold ornaments, and the print is attributed to Keisai Eisen, dated 1843, titled Nagauta no keiko ni kayou shōjo.
