Woodblock PrintWallArtJapanese Romanticism
19th Century
25.0 x 19.0 cm
Fukuoka City MuseumThe painting titled Toads features two women positioned next to each other beneath the shade of a tree. The woman on the left has her head turned away from the viewer, while the woman on the right appears to be looking at something in front of them. Both figures are depicted with long hair and are dressed in traditional Asian clothing.
The scene is set against a backdrop of trees, with one large tree dominating the background. The composition captures the women as they seem to be enjoying their time together under the shade provided by the tree.
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A Stats page exists for "Toads". It charts the monthly visits of the artwork and of the artist's other works, with country and language breakdowns.
With its serene mood, "Toads" is suggested for a coffee shop.
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