
Working Girls (first half 19th century)
Yamaguchi Soken · 1759-1818
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Why is this public domain? Yamaguchi Soken died in 1818; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This hanging scroll painting, titled Working Girls and attributed to Yamaguchi Soken, shows three women in elegant Japanese dress. One woman in a green striped kimono carries a black lacquer tray, while a seated figure in white robes with a long dark hair reaches toward a standing woman wearing a blue kimono decorated with white and red paper cranes.






















