Hashiguchi Goyo Giclee Repro Print c1918 "Woman Applying Make-up" 7.5x10 Chashaku It has historical and cultural

It has historical and cultural significance in Japan and is considered a traditional pastime that has been enjoyed for centuries

the composition uses fine etched line and soft aquatint tones to stage a quiet dialogue between interior and landscape

the sculpture reflects Newar metalworking traditions

This is an 19th century antique Chinese table from the Qing dynasty

published by Kiya Sakutarō (木屋作太郎板)

Hashiguchi Goyo Giclee Repro Print c1918 "Woman Applying Make-up" 7.5x10 Chashaku It has historical and culturalGoy Hashiguchi () (1880 Feb 1921) Woman Powdering Her Neck (1918) Considered one of the masterpieces of the Taish era shin hanga movement, this print captures a woman in an intimate, graceful moment, viewed from behind as she applies face powder to the nape of her neck. Goys refined linework, delicate color gradations, and masterful use of mica lend a soft, luminous atmosphere that heightens the sense of quiet elegance. First published in 1918 (Taish