This is not my artwork. This is Edo period Japanese artist Utagawa Kunisada's woodblock print titled "The Tale of Genji, Number 50" from the series "Magic Lanterns Slides of that Romantic Purple Figure." This was made in 1852, late Edo period. This is from a new exhibition at a local fine arts museum near me that features samurai armor and woodblock prints such as this one.

Alt text: A Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print depicts an elegant scene at a wooden teahouse or pavilion built over a pond. The composition features multiple figures engaging in leisurely activities. In the foreground, two women dressed in beautifully patterned kimonos stand on a bridge, one holding a folding fan while the other is seated, possibly a courtesan with an elaborate hairstyle adorned with hairpins. The background showcases additional figures on the elevated walkways, some engaged in conversation or walking. The pond below contains fish and aquatic plants, adding to the tranquil atmosphere. The print is framed with a decorative border, and the colors are predominantly blue and earthy tones, enhancing the serene and refined setting.