Nakanochō no hana
Keisai Eisen · Japanese, 1790-1848
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A woman in a black kimono patterned with maple leaves sits on a pink wooden platform, adjusting her hair with ornate combs. A framed inset shows a branch of pale blossoms against a pink ground, and vertical Japanese calligraphy and a seal appear at the upper left. The print is attributed to Keisai Eisen and dated 1818.
