The Family Umbrella 1915

"The Family Umbrella" is a 1915 color woodcut print by American artist Helen Hyde, known for her depictions of Japanese culture. The print depicts a woman in a floral kimono sitting on a platform in a rain-soaked landscape, holding a large umbrella. The dynamic composition, the bold lines, and the vivid colors are typical of Hyde’s artistic style, showcasing her fascination with the vibrancy of Japanese art and culture. The artwork reflects a period of increasing interest in East Asian art in the Western world, evident in Hyde's use of traditional Japanese techniques and motifs.