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Clearing Weather on Nihonbashi Bridge, c1846. Creator: Ikeda Eisen
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Clearing Weather on Nihonbashi Bridge, c1846. Creator: Ikeda Eisen
Clearing Weather on Nihonbashi Bridge, c1846. From Eight Beauty Spots around Tokyo
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1840s Busy City Life Citylife Clearing Crossing Crowded Daily Life Edo Bridge Eisen Ikeda Eisen Keisai Ikeda Eisen Japanese Era Keisai Eisen Keisen Eisen Nihon Bridge Nihonbashi Bridge Nihonbashi Chuo Tokyo Japan Nihonbashi River Pedestrian Pedestrians Volcano Colour Woodblock Print
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Clearing Weather on Nihonbashi Bridge" is a captivating woodblock print by Ikeda Eisen from the 1840s, part of the "Eight Beauty Spots around Tokyo" series. The print showcases the bustling activity on Nihonbashi Bridge during the Edo Period (1603-1868) in Japan. The bridge, a vital crossing point over the Nihonbashi River, is depicted as a vibrant hub of urban life. The print captures the moment as the weather begins to clear, revealing a clear blue sky above the bridge. The bridge is crowded with pedestrians, both men and women, making their way across the structure. The bridge's arches frame the scene, allowing a glimpse of the cityscape beyond. On the left side of the bridge, a man in a blue robe and a woman in a red kimono are shown crossing paths. Their expressions suggest a sense of relief and anticipation as the weather improves. On the right side of the bridge, a group of people are shown gathered around a vendor, perhaps buying food or merchandise. The print's intricate details showcase the beauty of the Edo Period and the daily life of its people. The use of color and the bold lines of the woodblock print add to the dynamic energy of the scene. The print is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Japan and the enduring appeal of its art. This woodblock print is an essential piece of the "Oranda Gakyo Edo Hakkei" series, which showcases eight scenic views of Edo (present-day Tokyo). The print is now part of the collection at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), a testament to its historical significance and artistic value.
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