Woman Arranging Her Hair 1765

This woodblock print, titled "Woman Arranging Her Hair," was created in 1765 by the Japanese artist Kyosen. It is a compelling example of ukiyo-e, a genre of Japanese art that depicts everyday life, and is considered a work of beauty for its intricate details and delicate lines. The woman is depicted in a graceful pose, her hands gently adjusting her elaborate hair, as she is dressed in a traditional kimono. The use of subtle color and detail captures the essence of the moment. This print is currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago.