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Yanagishima no Zu, ca. 1835-42. ca. 1835-42. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
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Yanagishima no Zu, ca. 1835-42. ca. 1835-42. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
Yanagishima no Zu, ca. 1835-42
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This print by Ando Hiroshige, titled "Yanagishima no Zu" transports us back to 19th century Japan during the Edo period. The artist's skillful use of ink and color on paper brings this landscape to life with its vibrant hues and intricate details. In the foreground, a graceful footbridge spans across a gently flowing river, inviting us to explore further into the scene. The bridge serves as a connection between two worlds - perhaps symbolizing the transition from rural countryside to bustling city life. On either side of the riverbank, traditional Japanese houses stand tall against the backdrop of lush greenery. These structures exude an air of tranquility and hint at a simpler way of living in harmony with nature. A group of women can be seen strolling along the footbridge, their colorful kimonos adding splashes of elegance to the composition. Their presence adds a sense of scale and human activity amidst this serene setting. Hiroshige's attention to detail is evident in every element depicted - from each delicate brushstroke that forms foliage on trees to subtle variations in shading that create depth within buildings. This polychrome woodblock print showcases his mastery in capturing both natural beauty and architectural precision. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this artwork stands as a testament to Hiroshige's contribution to ukiyo-e (pictures of everyday life) genre. It invites viewers into an enchanting world where tradition meets artistic expression, leaving them captivated by
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