Crossing a River on a Moonlit Night

This tall, narrow hashira-e composition places a pale full moon amid horizontal bands of mist near the top, with two women in patterned kimono descending toward a river below. Both figures have their kimono hitched up and skirts tucked, wading barefoot through grey water beside a tan-and-orange horse; the upper woman turns her head back with an ornamented hairstyle of combs and pins, while the lower woman walks ahead holding the horse's lead. The palette is muted throughout — olive and tan robes, grey water and sky — a color woodblock print by Isoda Koryūsai, titled *Crossing a River on a Moonlit Night*, 1770.