

Three women on a boat. The woman on the left sits cross-legged on the floor of the boat; she wears a black and white checked kimono with a square pattern. The woman in the middle stands with one leg bent; she wears a pink kimono with a floral pattern on the bottom half and holds a cup. The woman on the right stands beside her; she wears a pink kimono, has her arm on a railing and her face resting on her hand, and wears a hat. The boat has a low railing and a small pergola; it floats on wavy water. The sky at the top is dark; the print is in black, white and pink.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 600 × 900 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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