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Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858) Was One Of The Last Great Artists In Ukiyo-E Tradition Literally Meaning “Pictures Floating World ” A Particular Woodblock Print Genre Art That Flourished Between 17Th And 19Th Centuries Subjects Ranged From Bright Lights Attractions Edo (Modern-Day Tokyo) To Spectacular Natural Landscapes West Hiroshige’s Prints Became Exemplary Japonisme Swept Through Europe Defined Western World’s Visual Idea Japan Because They Could Be Mass Produced Works Were Often Used As Designs For Fans Greeting Cards Book Illustrations Style Influenced Impressionist Post-Impressionist Nouveau Alike With Vincent Van Gogh James Abbott Mcneill Whistler Both Particularly Inspired By This Introductory Presents Key Images Vibrant Vivid Portfolio Blooming Cherry Trees Beautiful Women Kabuki Actors Busy Shopping Streets Introduce Greats Asian History Σελίδες: 96 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0319 Διαστάσεις: 21X21Cm