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Ukiyo-e 浮世絵 / color woodcut

Province of Shima: The Hiyori hills and the harbour of Toba

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Province of Shima: The Hiyori hills and the harbour of Toba
Famous places in the 60-odd provinces (Series)

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height: 35.8 cm
width: 24.6 cm

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KI 10953-6

Acquisition

donation , 1948

Department

Asia Collection

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signature: Hiroshigehitsu
date seal: ox 7th month
mark: Mera, Watanabe

Description

Hiroshigehitsu 廣重筆 70 Blätter, hier: Blatt 08 Shima 志摩, eine der 15 Provinzen der Tōkaidō 東海道, umfasst jene Halbinsel, auf der der Ise-Schrein (Ise jingū 伊勢神宮) liegt. Die Hafenstadt Toba, eine Festungsstadt der Kuki 九鬼-Familie in der Edo-Periode, entwickelte sich zum Ausgangspunkt für Pilger zu den Ise-Schreinen.

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