Drie vrouwen uit Ohara 1826

"Drie vrouwen uit Ohara" is a humorous woodblock print by the Japanese artist Nakamura Hōchū, dating back to 1826. The artwork depicts three women carrying various loads on their heads, with exaggerated expressions and poses. The style is characteristic of Hōchū's work, known for its playful depiction of everyday scenes and use of vibrant colors. This print, with its focus on the comedic and the ordinary, is a testament to the humor and social commentary found in the art of the Edo Period.