A Woman Among Young Pines c. 1800 - 1805

"A Woman Among Young Pines" is a woodblock print from around 1800-1805 by the renowned Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai. The print features a woman in traditional Japanese attire, standing amidst a landscape of rolling hills and young pines. The woman's elegant pose and flowing robes, along with the delicate depiction of the natural scenery, exemplify the beauty and refinement of ukiyo-e, the style of woodblock printing popular in Edo-era Japan. This artwork is a testament to Hokusai's masterful use of line and color, capturing the essence of everyday life and the fleeting beauty of nature.