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Woodblock print of a woman in a blue patterned kimono holding a branch of red maple leaves beside a rock.

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A woman in a blue patterned kimono and white outer robe with fan motifs holds a branch of red maple leaves, her head turned downward as she gazes away. The composition shows a bare branch and a dark rock at the upper right, with loose maple leaves drifting across the pale background. This Japanese woodblock print, titled Momijigari, is attributed to Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and held by the PDX collection.

Museum record: Library of Congress