The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Buddhist Nun Speaking to Two Little Girls who are Following Her

Kondo Katsunobu

Date: ca. 1730
Medium: Woodblock print (urushi-e); ink and color on paper
Culture: Japan
Department: Asian Art
Institution: The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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