After the Bath 1933

"After the Bath" is a woodblock print by Torii Kotondo, a prominent Japanese artist known for his depictions of beautiful women in traditional settings. This piece, created in 1933, showcases a woman in a striped kimono, her hair styled in a traditional bun, and holding a towel as she emerges from a bath. The geometric background with a large white circle evokes a sense of space and tranquility, reflecting the simple beauty of everyday life. The composition, colors, and subject matter are characteristic of Kotondo's art, which often portrayed the grace and elegance of Japanese women. The artwork's title suggests a moment of relaxation and personal care, aligning with the themes of beauty, serenity, and tradition often explored in Japanese art.