The image depicts a traditional Japanese scene. Four women wearing kimonos are on a veranda. One woman in a gray kimono with red flowers is kneeling and leaning forward to the left. A second woman in a red kimono sits cross-legged in the center. A third woman in a white and red kimono stands to her right. A fourth woman in a black kimono with white and red flowers reclines on the floor to the right. The veranda has a tiled floor and a low wall with a tree and a garden visible beyond. A building with sliding doors and windows is behind the women. The background includes trees and another building.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 900 × 620 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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