Daito keigo (1) 

"Daito keigo (1)" is a woodblock print by the Japanese artist Ike no Taiga, who lived from 1723 to 1776. The print features a simple depiction of two figures, possibly a couple, seated and facing each other in a traditional Japanese setting. This is a characteristic example of Taiga's unique artistic style, known for its minimalist approach and bold lines, reflecting a shift towards a more natural and expressive style within Japanese art. The use of simple color palettes, minimal details, and evocative linework creates a sense of intimacy and depth within the composition. This print is a testament to Taiga's talent as a master of woodblock printing and his ability to capture the essence of human interaction with striking simplicity.