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In this kuchi-e, a beautiful woman stands under the autumn leaves, holding a parasol. A few stray hairs have escaped her bun, creating a more romantic image of a stunning woman in a private moment. The frontispiece appeared in volume 13, issue 15 of Bungei Kurabu, published in Meiji 40(1907).
The artist, Takeuchi Keishu (1861-1942), is most well-known for the proliferation of kuchi-e prints he designed in the Meiji period.
Other prints in this set
- Group of kuchi-e prints
- Autumn Brocade
- The Sea in Spring
- Scenic Beauty
- Tomoe-Gozen's Departure
- Tora Gozen (Lady Tiger)
- The Scent of Plum Blossoms
- Beneath the Flowers
- The Scent of Chrysanthemums
- Fruitful Autumn
- Bathing by the Sea
- Taking a Nap
- Reading a Love Letter
- Market for New Year Goods
- Woman with Umbrella
- Bijin Mirage
- Dawn
- A Lady of the Chinese Court
- The Daughter Manju
- Beauty Carrying Firewood
- Hōrai
- Kurahashi Kōzō
- A Beauty Reciting Flowers
- Beauty Under the Moon
- Beauty with Rose
- Beauty Writing a Poem
- Court Ladies
- Resentment
- Beauty and a Group of Tourists
- Dusting
- Woman with Pampas Grass
- Singing Cricket
- Mother and Child
- Viewing Chrysanthemums
- A Late Autumn Shower