The Noda Jewel River, from a hexaptych depicting the Six Jewel Rivers c. 1781 - 1789

This woodblock print, titled "The Noda Jewel River," is part of a six-part series created by Kubo Shunman around 1781-1789, now housed in the Art Institute of Chicago. The work depicts a group of elegantly dressed figures in a landscape setting, showcasing Shunman’s masterful use of line and color. The print embodies the "ukiyo-e" style, emphasizing the beauty of everyday life, particularly the world of fashion, entertainment, and nature.