Brown background with a winding line design. A woman in a gray kimono with white and pink flowers stands on the left holding a closed umbrella and a fan. She wears white socks and red and white undergarments. A second woman in a kimono with pink, blue and green flowers stands on a brown platform holding a blue and white vase. Four women sit on green flooring within a raised, partially enclosed area on the right. Two of them are wearing patterned kimonos and have their hair styled up. A green lattice divides the seated women from another woman and child. The child wears a white kimono and sits on the lap of a woman wearing a red kimono, a patterned kimono underneath. Two small trees are near the bottom. A piece of Japanese writing appears on the bottom right. Beauty Receiving a Visitor by Tamura Suio.
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- 900 × 549 px
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