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Hiroshige
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A Deluxe, LargeFormat Edition Of This Beautifully Illustrated Introduction To Utagawa Hiroshige, Thought To Be The Most Successful UkiyoE Artist Of JapanS Edo Period. From The Author Of Hokusai: A Life In Drawing Comes An Illuminating Account Of Utagawa Hiroshige (17971858), The Last Great Artist Of The UkiyoE Tradition. UkiyoE, Meaning Images Of The Floating World, Was A Ubiquitous Genre Of Japanese Woodblock Prints During JapanS Edo Period, Often Depicting Popular Actors, Sumo Wrestlers, Beautiful Women, And Majestic Landscapes. HiroshigeS Serene, Atmospheric Prints Stood Out From His Predecessors, Capturing The Essence Of The World Around Him, And Eventually Gained Widespread Acclaim In Europe And America, Influencing Western European Artists Like Manet, Monet, And Van Gogh.This Book Offers A Fascinating Look At HiroshigeS Life And Work, Tracing The Journey Of A Fire Warden Who Turned To Printmaking Later In Life. It Invites Readers To Follow In HiroshigeS Footsteps Through 19ThCentury Tokyo, Discovering The Iconic Landscapes He Immortalized While Traveling The Famed Tokaido And Kiso Kaido Roads. This Book Features An Exceptional Selection Of Works Accompanied By Vivid Text, Drawing From HiroshigeS Diaries, His Talent For Humorous Poetry, Taste For Travel (With All Its Pleasures And Challenges), And Deep Affinity For The Natural World.This Volume Makes Accessible A Deep Understanding Of HiroshigeS Body Of Work, And Transports Readers To Edo, Japan Via His Timeless Prints.150 Color Illustrations
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