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Twenty-Five Views of the Capital (image 16 of 29), Late 19th century. Creator: Morikawa Sobun
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Twenty-Five Views of the Capital (image 16 of 29), Late 19th century. Creator: Morikawa Sobun
Twenty-Five Views of the Capital (image 16 of 29), Late 19th century
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Album Colour Woodblock Prints Meiji Era Meiji Period Mist Misty Morikawa Sobun Peaceful Sobun Morikawa Tranquil Tranquility Tranquillity
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Image 16 of Morikawa Sobun's Twenty-Five Views of the Capital is a stunning late 19th century woodblock print that captures the peaceful and tranquil atmosphere of Japan during the Meiji Era. The scene portrays a misty landscape outside the city, with the silhouette of trees and buildings barely visible through the veil of mist. The color palette is dominated by muted tones of green and brown, creating a sense of calm and serenity. Morikawa Sobun, a renowned Japanese artist of the time, expertly conveys the concept of nature's beauty and the changing of the seasons through his intricate and detailed woodblock prints. In this particular image, the artist masterfully depicts the transition from autumn to winter, with the last leaves clinging to the trees and the first signs of winter's approach in the form of bare branches and frost-covered ground. The location of the print is not explicitly stated, but it is believed to represent a scene from the outskirts of Kyoto or another major Japanese city. The exterior view of the capital city and its surroundings was a popular subject for woodblock prints during the Meiji Period, as it allowed artists to capture the country's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Despite being over a century old, Morikawa Sobun's Twenty-Five Views of the Capital remain a cherished part of Japan's artistic heritage. The intricacy and detail of the woodblock printing technique, combined with the timeless beauty of the subject matter, make these prints a must-have for any art collection focused on the 19th century or Japanese art.
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