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Digging clams at low-tide in Tokyo Bay, c1900, (1921). Artist: Julian Leonard Street
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Digging clams at low-tide in Tokyo Bay, c1900, (1921). Artist: Julian Leonard Street
Digging clams at low-tide in Tokyo Bay, c1900, (1921). From Mysterious Japan, by Julian Street. [Doubleday, Page & Company, New York & Toronto, 1921]
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This print captures a timeless scene of life in early 20th century Tokyo Bay. Taken from Julian Street's book, "Mysterious Japan" the image showcases the artistry of Julian Leonard Street, who beautifully portrays the essence of Japanese culture and tradition. In this monochrome masterpiece, we see a family engaging in an age-old activity - digging clams at low tide. The mother, dressed in traditional Japanese costume, smiles warmly as she works alongside her young son. Their direct gazes convey a deep connection between them and highlight the importance of parenting and nurturing relationships. The setting is serene yet bustling with activity. The beach is dotted with other local people clad in their traditional attire, creating a picturesque tableau that transports us back to a bygone era. As they dig for clams amidst the wet sand, it becomes evident how closely intertwined nature and sustenance are in this coastal region. Street's artistic vision not only captures everyday life but also serves as a metaphor for resilience and adaptability. The subsidence caused by low tide symbolizes the ebb and flow of life itself - its challenges and triumphs. This print offers viewers an intimate glimpse into Japanese history while celebrating the beauty found within ordinary moments. It reminds us that even amidst changing times, traditions endure, connecting generations through shared experiences like clam digging on Tokyo Bay's shores.
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