Daito keigo (4) 

"Daito keigo (4)" is a woodblock print by Ike no Taiga, a famous Japanese painter from the Edo period (1603-1868). The artwork depicts two figures engaged in a playful, possibly humorous, scene. The use of vibrant colors and simplified lines are characteristic of Taiga's style, known for its blend of traditional Japanese and Western artistic influences. The print likely comes from a series, "Daito keigo," possibly exploring themes of everyday life, humor, or social satire. Taiga's work is often lauded for its innovative use of color and composition, and its playful and expressive approach to depicting human interaction.