The Jewel River of Bush Clovers in Omi Province (Omi Hagi no Tamagawa), from an untitled series of Six Jewel Rivers c. 1785

This woodblock print, titled "The Jewel River of Bush Clovers in Omi Province (Omi Hagi no Tamagawa)", was created by the artist Rekisentei Eiri around 1785. It is part of an untitled series of Six Jewel Rivers and depicts two figures, a woman carrying a bucket and a child, standing by a river. In the background, a small village is nestled near mountains. The scene is peaceful and serene, showcasing a typical landscape of the Omi region. This print reflects the "ukiyo-e" style of Japanese art, which often depicts everyday life and nature in a detailed and realistic manner.