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Hiroshige / Suruga-Cho, 100 Famous Views of Edo
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作品
年代 : 安政3年
サイズ : 大判
刷 : 並
保存 : 良
詳細 : 少汚れ
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様々な作品を描いてきた広重が最後にたどり着いたのは、大胆な構図が特徴の「名所江戸百景」であった。モネやゴッホといった印象派の巨匠たちが模写したことで世界的にも知られている。高い視点から見下ろす俯瞰図や前景に印象的な素材を大きく描く遠近法、様々な摺りの技術を駆使した表現方法など、晩年に至ってなお新しい試みが随所に見られる意欲作である。日頃何気なく目にしている風景が、広重の手に掛かればこうも印象深くなるのかという驚きこそが、江戸の人々を魅了したのではないだろうか。
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Date : 1856
Size : O-ban
Impression : Fair
Condition : Good
Detail : Slight browning
The final destination of Hiroshige’s artistic journey, after creating a wide variety of works, was the One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, known for its bold compositions. This series gained global recognition after being copied by Impressionist masters like Monet and Van Gogh.
Hiroshige's innovative spirit shines through in this ambitious work, even in his later years. It features sweeping bird’s-eye views from elevated perspectives, striking use of perspective with prominent foreground elements, and expressive techniques employing various printing methods.
The series offers a remarkable transformation of everyday scenes into deeply memorable ones under Hiroshige’s hand. Perhaps it was this sense of wonder—how familiar landscapes could become so striking—that captivated the people of Edo.
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作品
年代 : 安政3年
サイズ : 大判
刷 : 並
保存 : 良
詳細 : 少汚れ
ディレクターコメント
様々な作品を描いてきた広重が最後にたどり着いたのは、大胆な構図が特徴の「名所江戸百景」であった。モネやゴッホといった印象派の巨匠たちが模写したことで世界的にも知られている。高い視点から見下ろす俯瞰図や前景に印象的な素材を大きく描く遠近法、様々な摺りの技術を駆使した表現方法など、晩年に至ってなお新しい試みが随所に見られる意欲作である。日頃何気なく目にしている風景が、広重の手に掛かればこうも印象深くなるのかという驚きこそが、江戸の人々を魅了したのではないだろうか。
作品ページの見方とご購入ガイド
Information
Date : 1856
Size : O-ban
Impression : Fair
Condition : Good
Detail : Slight browning
The final destination of Hiroshige’s artistic journey, after creating a wide variety of works, was the One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, known for its bold compositions. This series gained global recognition after being copied by Impressionist masters like Monet and Van Gogh.
Hiroshige's innovative spirit shines through in this ambitious work, even in his later years. It features sweeping bird’s-eye views from elevated perspectives, striking use of perspective with prominent foreground elements, and expressive techniques employing various printing methods.
The series offers a remarkable transformation of everyday scenes into deeply memorable ones under Hiroshige’s hand. Perhaps it was this sense of wonder—how familiar landscapes could become so striking—that captivated the people of Edo.
Shopping Guide & Information of the Japanese Prints
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