Just a moment
Just a moment
Suzuki Harunobu · 1765 · Art Institute of Chicago
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As she sits on a bench smoking, a young woman is shocked to see a vision of a courtesan appear in the smoke. This work is also a calendar print for the year 1765; the long months appear in the curly-cue pattern on her robe. The print bears no signature, though it has been attributed to Harunobu, as have many unsigned egoyomi of the period.
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