standing woman wearing a blue floral kimono and holding an obi with flower and butterfly pattern; hanging lamp, URC; green floor

Girl in Summer Clothes, 1952

Hashiguchi Goyō; Carver: Keyblock carved by Koike Masazō; Carver: Color blocks carved by Maeda Kentarō; Printer: Taguchi Kikumatsu; Producer: Posthumously produced by Hashiguchi Yasuoexpand_more

Woodblock print; ink and color on paper with micaexpand_more

Gift of Ellen and Fred Wellsexpand_more  2002.161.38

Not on Viewexpand_more

Artwork dated to August 1920 but first posthumously printed in 1952. Goyō’s model, Nakatani Tsuru 中谷つる, is holding a richly decorated obi (sash) that she is going to wrap around her black summer kimono.

Details
Title
Girl in Summer Clothes
Artist Life
1880 - 1921
Role
Artist
Accession Number
2002.161.38
Catalogue Raisonne
Seven Masters, no. 24
Curator Approved

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standing woman wearing a blue floral kimono and holding an obi with flower and butterfly pattern; hanging lamp, URC; green floor

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