Lady in a Court Carriage Viewing Cherry Blossoms 1796

"Lady in a Court Carriage Viewing Cherry Blossoms" is a woodblock print by the renowned Japanese artist Chōbunsai Eishi, created in 1796. The print depicts three elegantly dressed women, one of whom is seated in a palanquin, while the others stand near a cherry blossom tree. The scene evokes a sense of leisurely elegance, reflecting a popular theme in Edo-period Japanese art. The intricate details of the women's attire, the delicate portrayal of the cherry blossoms, and the skillful use of color contribute to the overall beauty of the work. This piece is a prime example of Eishi's artistic style, known for its refined depictions of female beauty and its attention to detail. The work can be found in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.