The image depicts a group of six women and one man walking in a procession. The women are wearing traditional Japanese kimonos with pink, orange and gray colors. The woman on the left wears a pink kimono with white flowers and holds a fan. The woman second from the right wears a gray kimono with pink accents and also holds a fan. The woman on the far right wears a white kimono with a floral design. The man, positioned in the center, wears a gray kimono and black shoes. In the background, a stone wall and a building with a tiled roof are visible. A grassy hill with trees and people walking around is also seen. The color palette of the image includes shades of pink, orange, gray, black, and white. The overall scene appears to be set in a traditional Japanese setting. The title of the image is "Women Accompanying a Girl to a Shrine" and the artist is Katsukawa Shunchō.
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- 615 × 900 px
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