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Number 46: The Hachiman Shrine at Ichigaya
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Title
  • Number 46: The Hachiman Shrine at Ichigaya
  • 48 famous views of Edo (Series)
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Inventory number
  • BI 17426-1-27
Acquisition
  • legacy , 1922
Department
  • Asia Collection
Inscriptions
  • signature: Hiroshigega
  • mark: s. Datumssiegel
Description
    Hiroshigega 廣重画 Serie von Hiroshige II. mit 48 Ansichten von Edo, die in der Auswahl der Orte große Ähnlichkeit mit den 100 Ansichten von Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei 名所江戸百景) von Hiroshige I. aufweist. Der Kamegaoka Hachiman-Schrein (Kamegaoka Hachiman gū 亀岡八幡宮; im TItel gekürzt: 八まん) in Ichigaya 市ヶ谷 mit blühenden Kirschbäumen (sakura). Rechts eine Tempelglocke.
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