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Kanagawa, ca. 1838. ca. 1838. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
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Kanagawa, ca. 1838. ca. 1838. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
Kanagawa, ca. 1838
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Kanagawa, ca. 1838 - A Glimpse into the Edo Period
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. This photo print, created by Ando Hiroshige in Kanagawa around 1838, offers a mesmerizing window into Japan's rich cultural heritage during the Edo period. The image showcases a breathtaking coastal landscape with vibrant colors and intricate details that transport viewers to another time. In this scene, we witness a bustling port where men diligently carry goods along a winding road towards their destination. These dedicated porters, known as "teahouse porters" were an integral part of Japanese society at the time. Their profession involved transporting various commodities from ships to teahouses or other establishments along the coast. Hiroshige's masterful use of ink and color on paper brings life to every element within the composition – from the crashing waves of the sea to the majestic mountains in the distance. The polychrome woodblock print technique employed by Hiroshige adds depth and texture to this remarkable piece of art. As we admire this work at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, it serves as a reminder of Japan's historical significance and its connection with nature. Through his ukiyo-e style, Hiroshige captures not only physical landscapes but also emotions evoked by these serene surroundings. This print invites us to immerse ourselves in an era long gone yet preserved through artistic expression. It is a testament to Ando Hiroshige's brilliance as one of Japan's
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