This ukiyo-e print of a beautiful woman is Kitagawa Utamaro's masterpiece, "Woman Holding a Fan." It's a traditional hand-folded woodblock print, a classic example of large-headed prints, and a representative masterpiece from Utamaro's mature period. The original was created around 8-11 years of the Kansei era. Featuring the iconic Shimada bun hairstyle, the figure has a long, elegant face, sharp eyes, and a slender neck and wrists, perfectly capturing the refined and mature beauty of Edo women. The figure wears a light yukata, which echoes the fan in her hand, creating a summery atmosphere. The lines are soft, and the colors are serene, making it a classic example of ukiyo-e beauty prints. Dimensions: Height 28.1cm × Width 19.2cm