Two-panel artwork depicting a group of women in traditional Japanese clothing. The woman on the left side wears a pink kimono and a gray undergarment; she holds a fan over her head with her right hand. The kneeling woman on the left wears a pink kimono, with her hair in a bun; she holds a pipe in her right hand. The man between them wears a light-colored kimono and a headband; he holds a tray with a pipe on it. The three women on the right wear kimonos and carry parasols; they wear their hair in buns and have their faces turned toward each other. The background features a hill with grass, trees, and flowering cherry blossoms; a man and a woman are in the background on the hill; a fence and building are to their right. The artwork uses a muted color palette with pink, green, gray, and black.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 900 × 613 px
- Museum Record
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