Hiroshige Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido, Shono
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| Item No | A1-92-397 |
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| Series | Fifty-three-Stations-of-the-Tokaido |
| Title | Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido, Shono |
| Artist | Hiroshige |
| Condition | Wrote in ink Hole,Creases |
| Size | 37.5×25cm |
| Price | SOLD |
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Hiroshige
1797-1858
Ukiyoe painter. Also referred to as Ichiyusai, Ichiyosai, Utashige, and others. A pupil of Toyohiro. He started his career as working on the illustration for Kyoka (=comic Tanka poem) book or the actor painting. In 1832, he went up to the capital accompanying the Bakufu's procession, where being inspired so much, he produced and published, in the following year, " Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido " based on his experience on the journey. Its success boosted him to become a landscape painter. Afterwards, he successively sent out the masterpiece to the world such as "Famous Views of the Various Provinces" and “Famous Views of Edo". Other representative pieces are "Famous Views of the Eastern Capital", " One Hundred Famous Views of Edo ", and so on.
Fifty-three-Stations-of-the-Tokaido
This is the piece from the Fifty-three Stations of Tokaido, a representative serial artwork by Utagawa Hiroshige published between 1844 and 1846.
