Beauty in an Autumn Field, c. 1735 by Isoda Koryusai

This painting likely depicts a bijin-ga, a genre focusing on beautiful women, set against the backdrop of an autumn field. Koryusai’s work often reflected the beauty of nature interwoven with human figures, emphasizing harmony and aesthetic grace.

The composition of “Beauty in an Autumn Field” would feature a solitary female figure, perhaps a courtesan or a woman of elegance, dressed in traditional attire, engaging with or simply placed within a scenic field. The autumn setting would be characterized by elements such as colorful leaves, possibly chrysanthemums or other seasonal flowers, which are common motifs in Japanese art to symbolize the season.