Hiroshige Eisen The Sixty-Nine Stations Along Kisokaido Andreas Marks Taschen Gmbh Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

The Kisokaidō Route Through Japan Was Ordained In Early 1600S By Country’s Then-Ruler Tokugawa Ieyasu Who Decreed That Staging Posts Be Installed Along Length Of Arduous Passage Between Edo (Present-Day Tokyo) And Kyoto Inns Shops Restaurants Were Established To Provide Sustenance Lodging Weary Travelers 1835 Renowned Woodblock Print Artist Keisai Eisen Commissioned Create A Series Works Chart Journey After Producing 24 Prints Replaced Utagawa Hiroshige Completed 70 1838 Both Master Practitioners Sixty-Nine Stations We Find Artists’ Distinct Styles As Much Their Shared Expertise From Busy Starting Post Nihonbashi Castle Town Iwamurata Opts For More Muted Palette But Excels Figuration Particularly Glamorous Women Relishes Snapshots Activity Shoeing Horse Winnowing Rice Demonstrates His Mastery Landscape With Grandiose Evocative Scenes Whether It’s Peaceful Banks Ota River Forbidding Wada Pass Or Moonlit Ascent Yawata Mochizuki Taken Whole Collection Represents Not Only Masterpiece Practice Including Bold Compositions An Experimental Use Color Also Charming Tapestry 19Th-Century Long Before Specter Industrialization This Taschen Xxl Edition Revives Due Scale Splendor Sourced Only-Known Set Near-Complete Run First Legendary Publication Is Reproduced Finest Quality Bound Japanese Tradition Uncut Paper Perfect Companion Piece Taschen’s One Hundred Famous Views It At Once Visual Delight Major Artifact Bygone Era Imperial Σελίδες: 234 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1016 Διαστάσεις: 44X44Cm