The woman clearly appears to have just come out of her bath and encountered two chickens.

The artist, Okumura Masanobu (1686–1764), was not only an ukiyo-e artist but also a publisher and poet.

The poem, presumably created by the same artist, is read as Ase ni naru Tori ni Rinki no Fūfu-zure (汗になる 鳥に悋気の夫婦徒), which can be paraphrased as, "I perspire from jealousy upon seeing the chicken couple."

The original print was a benizuri-e, but this reproduction is made as a Nishiki-e using multiple color blocks.