Original Woodblock Print by Hashiguchi Goyō 1920 "Beauty in a Long Undergarment" Bijin-ga LS#170 Bamboo with minor forging marks typical

with minor forging marks typical of authentic Edo craftsmanship

stable kenzan provides excellent support for stems and allows the precise placement essential to classical ikebana practice

Named rebel commanders identified in red cartouches include Kirino Toshiaki (桐野利秋) on black horse and Shinohara Kunimoto (篠原國幹)

The rim is finely worked with a rope-like carving

A gas lamp standard at left marks the modernity of Meiji Tokyo

Original Woodblock Print by Hashiguchi Goyō 1920 "Beauty in a Long Undergarment" Bijin-ga LS#170 Bamboo with minor forging marks typicalOnline Listing Hashiguchi Goy () Beauty in a Long Undergarment (1920) A quintessential Taish shin hanga beauty portrait showing a bijin standing in profile, clothed only in a flowing nagajuban (long undergarment). Goy fuses classical ukiyo e elegance with modern realism: refined line work, soft color gradations, and delicate mica highlights lend a quiet luminosity and psychological intimacy to the scene. Created in 1920, just a year before the artists