The Fifth Month 1738 - 1758

Ishikawa Toyonobu's "The Fifth Month" is a woodblock print that depicts a man standing in front of a wooden stand, with a helmet adorned with a decorative design prominently placed upon it. The print, created between 1738-1758, showcases Toyonobu's signature style, known for its vibrant colors and detailed portrayals of everyday Japanese life. "The Fifth Month" is a part of a larger series of prints depicting different months, offering a glimpse into the cultural and seasonal activities prevalent in 18th-century Japan.