Women Viewing Cherry Blossoms c. 1793

"Women Viewing Cherry Blossoms" is a woodblock print created by Chōbunsai Eishi, a prominent artist of the late Edo period in Japan. Dated c. 1793, the print showcases four women, elegantly dressed in traditional robes, enjoying the beauty of blooming cherry blossoms. The work is renowned for its intricate details, depicting the women's elaborate hairstyles, luxurious fabrics, and the delicate beauty of the cherry blossoms, all within a dynamic composition. This print exemplifies Eishi's signature style, known for its graceful figures, vibrant colors, and romantic themes, which were widely admired during his lifetime. "Women Viewing Cherry Blossoms" is now part of the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.