Untitled c. 1891

This photograph, titled "Untitled," was created around 1891 by the Japanese photographer Tamamura K. (1890-1910). It is a studio portrait of three women dressed in traditional Japanese clothing. They are standing in a line, their heads turned slightly towards the camera. The women's kimono are intricately patterned and colorful, reflecting the artistry of Japanese textile design. The photograph offers a glimpse into the lives of Japanese women during the Meiji period, and it is an example of the growing popularity of photography in Japan. The image currently resides in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art.