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Detailed Print of Yokohama Hon-cho and the Miyozaki Pleasure Quarter, 4th month. 1860
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Detailed Print of Yokohama Hon-cho and the Miyozaki Pleasure Quarter, 4th month. 1860
Detailed Print of Yokohama Hon-cho and the Miyozaki Pleasure Quarter, 4th month, 1860
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Gountei Gountei Sadahide Gyokuran Gyokuran Hashimoto Gyokuransai Gyokuransai Sadahide Hashimoto Hashimoto Gyokuran Hashimoto Sadahide Ink And Colour On Paper Kanto Kenjiro Kenjiro Utagawa Panorama Port Sadahide Sadahide Gountei Sadahide Gyokuransai Sadahide Hashimoto Sadahide Utagawa Sailing Ships Triptych Of Polychrome Woodblock Prints Utagawa Utagawa Kenjiro Utagawa Sadahide Yokohama Yokohama Kanto Japan
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This stunning triptych of polychrome woodblock prints, created in the 19th century during Japan's Edo period, showcases a detailed view of Yokohama Hon-cho and the Miyozaki Pleasure Quarter. The print, skillfully crafted by renowned artists Gountei Sadahide and Gyokuransai Hashimoto (also known as Gyokuran), transports viewers back to the vibrant streets of 1860s Yokohama. The artwork captures the essence of this bustling city with its intricate depiction of buildings, houses, and a lively harbour filled with sailing ships. The use of ink and color on paper brings life to every detail - from the flowing river that cuts through the landscape to the majestic panorama stretching out into the distance. As one explores this print, it becomes evident that it is not just a mere representation of physical structures but also an artistic portrayal of Japanese culture. The Ukiyo-e style employed by Utagawa Sadahide (another name associated with this masterpiece) beautifully combines tradition and innovation. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this print serves as a testament to Japan's rich heritage and artistic prowess. It offers viewers an opportunity to immerse themselves in a specific moment in time while appreciating both historical significance and aesthetic beauty. Through its meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail, this print invites us on a visual journey through Yokohama's past - capturing not only architectural landmarks but also glimpses into daily life within these vibrant city streets.
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