Standing Woman 1740s

"Standing Woman" is a hanging scroll painting by the Japanese artist Ryūkadō, created in the 1740s. The artwork depicts a woman in a white kimono with a red underskirt, adorned with elaborate floral patterns. The woman is depicted standing, gracefully adjusting her hair with a delicate touch, her expression serene and introspective. The painting is a prime example of the elegant and refined style of Japanese art of the Edo period, with its emphasis on delicate brushwork and subtle color schemes. It is a testament to the skill and aesthetic sensibilities of Ryūkadō, a renowned artist whose work is known for its meticulous detail and poetic beauty. The artwork can be seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.