Woman Washing Her Face 1920

"Woman Washing Her Face" is a woodblock print by Goyo Hashiguchi, created in 1920. The image depicts a woman in a traditional Japanese bathing setting, gracefully leaning over a tub to wash her face. Hashiguchi, known for his delicate and elegant depictions of female beauty, captures the intimate moment with subtle detail and a graceful composition. The use of muted colors and soft lines creates a sense of serenity and tranquility. This artwork is a prime example of Hashiguchi's artistic style, often referred to as shin-hanga, which emphasized traditional woodblock techniques with modern aesthetics.