A Fashionable Female Version of the Shikisanban Dance (Furyu onna shikisanban) c. 1788 - 1789

This ukiyo-e print, "A Fashionable Female Version of the Shikisanban Dance (Furyu onna shikisanban)," by Utagawa Toyokuni I (1769-1825) portrays three women in elegant attire, showcasing the fashionable styles of the late 18th century. The women are dressed in elaborate kimonos with intricate patterns and vibrant colors, and their hairstyles and accessories are equally striking. The print is a fine example of the popular genre of bijin-ga, depicting beautiful women, and it captures the essence of Edo-era fashion and aesthetics. It's currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago.