Women on an Excursion 

"Women on an Excursion" is a woodblock print created by the renowned Japanese artist Keisai Eisen (1790-1848). The print showcases two elegantly dressed women, likely geishas or high-class courtesans, in a scene reminiscent of a leisurely outing. Their vibrant blue and gold garments are adorned with intricate patterns, while the delicate blossoms and decorative boxes hint at a celebratory occasion. Eisen's use of vivid colors and dynamic compositions is characteristic of his ukiyo-e style, which captured the everyday life and beauty of Edo-period Japan. This artwork exemplifies the charm and artistry of Japanese printmaking, and offers a glimpse into the social customs and aesthetic sensibilities of the era.