Woman in a Bathhouse c. 1769 - 1770

This woodblock print, created by the renowned Japanese artist Suzuki Harunobu, depicts a woman in a bathhouse, partially dressed in a patterned robe. The artwork is a beautiful example of *ukiyo-e*, a genre of Japanese art that flourished in the Edo period. Harunobu's *Woman in a Bathhouse* captures the essence of everyday life in Edo (present-day Tokyo), showcasing a woman's beauty and grace in a domestic setting. The delicate lines and vibrant colors, typical of Harunobu's style, create a sense of intimacy and visual appeal. This print is considered to be a significant example of Harunobu's mastery of *ukiyo-e* techniques, and a testament to the beauty of everyday life in 18th-century Japan.