Inrō Partly in a Green Bag with Pattern of White Foxes 1862

"Inrō Partly in a Green Bag with Pattern of White Foxes" is a woodblock print by Shibata Zeshin, a prominent Japanese artist known for his exquisite designs, dating back to 1862. The print showcases a meticulously rendered inrō, a traditional Japanese container, partially concealed within a decorative green bag. The bag features a motif of white foxes, enhancing the visual appeal of the artwork and highlighting Zeshin's mastery of detail. The print's subtle colors and elegant composition epitomize the beauty of Japanese woodblock printing, making it a treasured piece in the Metropolitan Museum of Art collection.