Ukiyo-e in Nineteenth-Century Japan: Thirty Six Views Geisha 取得たる鮑のわたに引きかえて 海士のはたへは目の毒そかし

取得たる鮑のわたに引きかえて 海士のはたへは目の毒そかし

or hagi plants fill the inside of the temple walls

Artist: Utagawa Hiroshige II 二代目 歌川広重 (1826 – 17 September 1869)Date: 1856Title: View of the Paulownia Imperiales Trees at Akasaka on a Rainy EveningSeries: One Hundred Famous Views of Edo | 名所江戸百景 | Meisho Edo HyakkeiMedium: Offset Lithograph printed on traditional Japanese handmade washi paperSize: 25cm x 38cm (O-ban)

Publisher: Yamada Shoin

Ukiyo-e in Nineteenth-Century Japan: Thirty Six Views Geisha 取得たる鮑のわたに引きかえて 海士のはたへは目の毒そかしThis volume was published in conjunction with an exhibition held at Gurevich Fine Art, Canada, in July 2017. The essays discuss the history of the Japanese tradition of woodblock printing, or mokuhanga, with particular focus on the latter half of the edo period. Includes an epilogue examining the development of the 20th century movements of shin and sosaku hanga. 64 Pages, contains 42 high quality color reproductions (not including cover), accompanied