The image depicts a traditional Japanese scene with two men on a deck. A man on the left wears a brown kimono with a patterned design, a hat and a red sash. He appears to be lifting his kimono hem, exposing his legs. The man on the right wears a black jacket and blue pants, barefoot, with his mouth open as if in a loud expression. He holds a pole. Above them, a roof features several round lanterns with a green and red design. In the background, a railing and trees are visible. Japanese characters appear on the right and on the black background.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 806 × 900 px
- Museum record:
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