Young Maidens (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.
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Three women in richly patterned kimono are shown in a Japanese hanging scroll style painting against a pale background. One woman kneels in the foreground reading an open book filled with text and small drawings, while the others look on, with elaborate hairpins and floral and geometric textile designs visible. The work is attributed to Yamaguchi Soken and is titled Young Maidens, dated to the first half of the 19th century.
