Tenjin Bashi, 1865. Creator: Unknown

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Tenjin Bashi, 1865. Creator: Unknown

Tenjin Bashi, 1865

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1800s 1865 Albumen Print Hand Colored Riverscape Waterfront Hand Tinted

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This 1865 albumen print, titled "Tenjin Bashi," showcases a breathtaking scene from Japan's rich historical past. The image, created during the nineteenth century, depicts a bustling waterfront area with an intricately designed bridge, Tenjin Bashi, spanning the width of a tranquil river. The bridge, adorned with ornate decorations and vibrant colors, connects the two sides of the city, allowing for the passage of boats and boats filled with people and goods. The buildings lining the waterfront are a testament to Japan's architectural heritage, with their traditional design and intricate details. The houses, some with thatched roofs and others with more modern structures, add to the picturesque scene. The boats and boats in the foreground, along with the larger vessels in the background, provide a sense of the importance of water transport during this era. The print, hand colored or hand tinted, adds an extra layer of beauty to the image, enhancing the already vibrant colors of the scene. The use of hand coloring was a popular technique during the nineteenth century, adding to the unique charm of heritage art. This stunning image, now housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), offers a glimpse into Japan's rich history and cultural heritage. The scene captured in this print is not only a testament to the country's architectural and artistic past but also a reminder of the importance of water transport in shaping the development of cities and communities during this period. In conclusion, this unknown artist's depiction of Tenjin Bashi in 1865 is a captivating and important piece of historical art, showcasing Japan's architectural and cultural heritage, as well as the significance of water transport during the nineteenth century.

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