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Woman Kneeling in Shade by Komura Settai — Japanese Color woodblock print, c. 1940

Woman Kneeling in Shade

by Komura Settai

Date:
c. 1940
Medium:
Color woodblock print
Format:
Oban

Description

A woman crouches in profile within a mottled grey-brown circular field, her white kimono trimmed in pink at the collar with a blue obi and sash knotted behind her, black lacquered geta beside her bare feet. Her hair is swept up in a black chignon with a pale yellow band, and she looks downward with a quiet, composed expression against the plain cream ground surrounding the circle. A small red seal appears at the right edge of the circular field. Woman Kneeling in Shade, Komura Settai, 1940, color woodblock print.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Woman Kneeling in Shade was created by Komura Settai (小村雪岱) in c. 1940.

Woman Kneeling in Shade was published by Watanabe Shozaburo (c. 1940).

Woman Kneeling in Shade depicts figures and bijin-ga.