

A woman with dark hair tied up and wearing a striped kimono crouches on a rock beside water. The kimono is striped brown and tan with red accents and a red plaid section on the back. A blue patterned section is visible at the neck. She holds a tool in her right hand. A woven basket sits beside her. In the background, two people are on another rock in the water and there are hills on the horizon. The sky fades from pink at the top to beige below. Chinese characters are written in black and red ink.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 790 × 900 px
- Museum record:
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