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Woodblock print of a woman in a black patterned kimono holding a teal cloth, with a horse head and faint crest motifs around

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Fujimusume no harukoma, Toyokuni Utagawa (1831), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A woodblock print shows a standing female figure in a black patterned kimono with a yellow undergarment, holding a long teal cloth or fan while a white horse head appears at upper left. Pale faint motifs of crests, a sword, a fan, and a bell-like shape surround her on the tan paper. The artwork is attributed to Toyokuni Utagawa and titled Fujimusume no harukoma.

Museum record: Library of Congress