Print 1756 - 1829

This woodblock print, created by the Japanese artist Chōbunsai Eishi between 1756 and 1829, depicts a group of women and a child in a bustling outdoor setting. The vibrant colors and detailed costumes are characteristic of the ukiyo-e style, which flourished in Edo-period Japan. Eishi was a renowned artist known for his depictions of beautiful women, and this print exemplifies his mastery of the genre. The composition is dynamic, capturing the energy and vibrancy of everyday life in Edo (present-day Tokyo). The print is a valuable glimpse into the cultural and social dynamics of 18th-century Japan, providing insights into fashion, social interactions, and the role of women in society.