Rode kraag 1928

"Rode kraag" (Red Collar) is a woodblock print by Japanese artist Yamakawa Shuho, created in 1928. The print depicts a young woman in profile, her face partially obscured by her elaborate hairstyle. She wears a traditional Japanese kimono with a striking red collar and a geometric pattern. This work is a testament to Shuho's mastery of the woodblock print medium and his ability to capture the beauty and elegance of Japanese fashion. This print, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a fine example of the Shin-hanga ("New Prints") movement, which emerged in early 20th-century Japan.