Look first
A Beauty
Fujimaro · c. 1810
A fashionable figure, a child, and a flowering branch turn elegance into narrative.
What to notice
Notice the contrast between the dark robe, patterned hems, and the delicate plum branch carried behind the main figure.
Discover
Ukiyo-e paintings often focused on celebrated beauty and style in Edo-period urban life. Here clothing, gesture, poetry, and seasonal imagery work together.
Source institution: Cleveland Museum of Art
Rights status: CC0 / Cleveland Museum of Art Open Access
Rights status: CC0 / Cleveland Museum of Art Open Access
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