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Edo Hakkei no Zu, ca. 1780. Creator: Utagawa Toyoharu
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Edo Hakkei no Zu, ca. 1780. Creator: Utagawa Toyoharu
Edo Hakkei no Zu, ca. 1780
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Cataract Edo Japan Falls Ink And Colour On Paper Rain Raining Toyoharu Utagawa Utagawa Utagawa Toyoharu Waterfall Waterfalls Polychrome Woodblock Print Toyoharu
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This polychrome woodblock print, titled "Edo Hakkei no Zu" was created by the talented Utagawa Toyoharu in approximately 1780. The artwork, belonging to the Edo period of Japan's rich artistic heritage, beautifully captures a bustling cityscape with its intricate bridges and charming houses. The scene depicted in this 18th-century masterpiece showcases a stunning natural phenomenon - a cascading waterfall amidst heavy rainfall. The artist's skilled use of ink and color on paper brings out the vibrancy of both the landscape and the weather conditions. As rain pours down from above, it merges harmoniously with the flowing river below, creating an ethereal atmosphere that transports viewers to another time. Toyoharu's attention to detail is evident in every element of this print. From the architectural structures that dot the city skyline to each brushstroke depicting falling water droplets, his craftsmanship is truly remarkable. This work exemplifies ukiyo-e, a popular genre during Japan's Edo period known for its depiction of everyday life scenes. Preserved at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), this print serves as a testament to Toyoharu's artistic prowess and his contribution to Japanese art history. It invites us to appreciate not only nature's beauty but also human ingenuity in constructing bridges that seamlessly blend into their surroundings. As we gaze upon "Edo Hakkei no Zu" we are transported back in time and reminded of how art can capture fleeting moments while preserving
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