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Woodblock print of blue morning glories climbing green vines against vertical gray and cream bamboo-like stripes.

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Morning Glories (Asagao), Kamisaka Sekka (1909-1910), Cleveland Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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This Japanese woodblock print shows blue morning glory blossoms with white star-shaped centers climbing among green heart-shaped leaves and pale green stems. The flowers rise against a background of vertical bands alternating dark gray and cream, with notched markings suggesting bamboo. The work is Morning Glories (Asagao) by Kamisaka Sekka, dated 1909-1910.

Museum record: Cleveland Museum of Art