Visitors to Enoshima c. 1789

"Visitors to Enoshima" is a woodblock print created by Torii Kiyonaga, a prominent artist of the late Edo period. Dating back to c. 1789, the artwork depicts three women enjoying the scenic beauty of Enoshima Island, with Mount Fuji visible in the background. This "ukiyo-e" (pictures of the floating world) print showcases Kiyonaga's signature style, known for its delicate lines and elegant depiction of fashionable figures. The piece captures a snapshot of Edo period life, offering a glimpse into the leisure pursuits and aesthetic sensibilities of the time. "Visitors to Enoshima" can be found at the Art Institute of Chicago.