Jongeman gekleed als komuso (bedelmonnik) 1740 - 1745

This 18th-century woodblock print by Okumura Masanobu, titled *Jongeman gekleed als komuso (bedelmonnik)*, depicts a young man dressed as a komuso, a type of wandering Buddhist monk known for their distinctive straw hats and bamboo flutes. The print captures the elegance and sophistication of the komuso's attire, featuring intricate details in the clothing and accessories. Masanobu's work is known for its delicate lines and rich colors, and this print exemplifies his mastery of the ukiyo-e style, which depicted everyday life and popular culture.