No. 22 1901

"No. 22" is a woodblock print by Japanese artist Otake Etsudō, created in 1901. The print depicts a woman in traditional Japanese clothing, kneeling and adjusting her kimono. The composition is framed by a circular border, highlighting the central figure. The print's vibrant colors and detailed patterns are characteristic of the shin-hanga (new prints) movement, which emerged in the late 19th century and emphasized realism and traditional techniques. The artwork is currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.