Man met kind 1854

"Man met Kind" is a Japanese woodblock print created in 1854 by Gyodai. The print depicts a man and a child interacting, potentially engaged in a playful or storytelling scenario. The scene is likely set outdoors, possibly in a garden or a village street, as indicated by the bamboo plant. The use of bold colors and simplified lines characterize the artist's style, indicative of the Ukiyo-e art movement. The small dimensions, measuring 186mm x 247mm, suggest this may be a single sheet print, popular in the Edo Period for its portability. This print offers insight into daily life and social interactions in 19th-century Japan.