Ishibashi Collection

Ishibashi, a name that resonates with history and beauty. Shizuo Mori, known as "The Warrior, " once stood proudly on the majestic Mount Ishibashi

Shizuo Mori
A portrait painting of a young boy wearing a baggy white shirt, with a tidy appearance. Date: circa 1917

Peonies
A painting of some small birds, nestled amongst some large red and white peony flowers. Date: circa 1917

The Warrior
A watercolour painting of a samurai warrior in full outfit, with his Katana unsheathed. A policeman can be seen peering through a small gap, with an intimidated look upon his face. Date: circa 1918

Ishibashi Collection: Mrs Konojo Tatsumi

Mrs Konojo Tatsumi
Portrait painting of Mrs. Konojo Tatsumi, seated. Date: circa 1926

Fish
The influence of Western naturalism upon the Japanese tradition of calligraphic drawing is shown in this water colour and one can also trace in it the influence of Western composition

Ishibashi Collection: Ishibashi yama, Mount Ishibashi. Utagawa, Kuniyoshi, 1798-1861, artist, [between 1830

Ishibashi yama, Mount Ishibashi. Utagawa, Kuniyoshi, 1798-1861, artist, [between 1830 and 1844], 1 print : woodcut, color; 11.8 x 12.2 cm

Ishibashi Collection: Japan - The Nijubashi (Double Bridge), Tokyo

Japan - The Nijubashi (Double Bridge), Tokyo - the main bridge to the Imperial Palace - residence of Emperor Meiji of Japan (1852-1912) and Empress Consort Shoken (Haruko) (1849-1914)

Mount Ishibashi

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Ishibashi, a name that resonates with history and beauty. Shizuo Mori, known as "The Warrior, " once stood proudly on the majestic Mount Ishibashi. Peonies bloomed in vibrant hues, mirroring the strength and grace of this legendary figure. Intriguingly, Mrs Konojo Tatsumi was captivated by the allure yama's landscape. Utagawa Kuniyoshi's artistry immortalized this enchanting scenery between 1830-1861. The brushstrokes captured the essence of Japan's Nijubashi (Double Bridge) in Tokyo - a symbol of resilience and connection. As we delve into Ishibashi's story further, we discover its deep-rooted ties to nature. Fish danced gracefully in rivers flowing beneath Mount Ishibashi, reminding us of life's ever-changing currents. Traveling back to Japan's Nijubashi (Double Bridge), our imagination takes flight amidst Tokyo's bustling cityscape. This iconic landmark stands tall as a testament to Japan's rich heritage and architectural prowess. Mount Ishibashi itself beckons adventurers seeking solace within its serene embrace. Its towering presence commands respect while offering breathtaking vistas that stir the soul. Ishibashi is more than just a name; it represents an intertwining tapestry of history, artistry, and natural wonders. It invites us to explore the depths of Japanese culture while cherishing moments etched forever in time.