The Portrait of Okoi 1935

"The Portrait of Okoi" is a 1935 woodblock print by French artist Paul Jacoulet, a leading figure in the revival of the Japanese printmaking tradition in the 20th century. Jacoulet's work is known for its exquisite detail and beautiful use of color, as seen in this portrait of a young woman in a traditional Japanese kimono. The composition emphasizes the figure's elegant form and the intricate patterns of the kimono, conveying a sense of both beauty and serenity. Jacoulet's work often depicted scenes from Japanese life and legend, showcasing the artistry and cultural richness of Japan. This print is a stunning example of his talent and appreciation for Japanese art.