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Landscape (Meiji Period) | Japanese Ukiyo-e Prints | Hara Shobo

Landscape (Meiji Period)

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HIROSHIGE III/Porcelain, Imari, Hizen Province, from Dai Nippon bussan zue (Pictures of famous products of Japan)

Porcelain, Imari, Hizen Province, from Dai Nippon bussan zue (Pictures of famous products of Japan)

HIROSHIGE III/Porcelain, Imari, Hizen Province, from Dai Nippon bussan zue (Pictures of famous products of Japan)

Porcelain, Imari, Hizen Province, from Dai Nippon bussan zue (Pictures of famous products of Japan)

KOKUNIMASA/Scene of celebration of silver anniversary of the emperor, triptych

Scene of celebration of silver anniversary of the emperor, triptych

KIYOCHIKA/<i>Ryogoku taika Asakusabashi</i> (Asakusabashi and fire at Ryogoku), from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Ryogoku taika Asakusabashi (Asakusabashi and fire at Ryogoku), from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

YOSHIFUJI/Scene of the emperor's procession entering Edo Castle, triptych

Scene of the emperor's procession entering Edo Castle, triptych

YOSHITOSHI/Chofu Village moon, from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Chofu Village moon, from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

YOSHITOSHI/<i>Sekiheki no tsuki</i> (Moon at the red wall), from <i>Tsuki hyakushi</i> (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

Sekiheki no tsuki (Moon at the red wall), from Tsuki hyakushi (One-hundred aspects of the moon)

KUNITERU/Scene of the earthquake at Nagoya, triptych

Scene of the earthquake at Nagoya, triptych

YOSHIKUNI/<i>Kyoto Sanjo-ohashi Higashiyama Daimonjiyaki enkan no zu</i> (Daimonjiyaki at Higashiyama seen from Sanjo Bridge), from <i>Keihan meisho zue</i> (Pictures of famous places of Kyoto and Osaka), varnished

Kyoto Sanjo-ohashi Higashiyama Daimonjiyaki enkan no zu (Daimonjiyaki at Higashiyama seen from Sanjo Bridge), from Keihan meisho zue (Pictures of famous places of Kyoto and Osaka), varnished

KIYOCHIKA/<i>Sensoji setchu</i> (Sensoji Temple in snow), from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Sensoji setchu (Sensoji Temple in snow), from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/<i>Tokyo Ryogoku hyappongui akatsuki no zu</i> (Dawn and one-hundred piles at Ryogoku, Tokyo), from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Tokyo Ryogoku hyappongui akatsuki no zu (Dawn and one-hundred piles at Ryogoku, Tokyo), from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Sunset at Yanagishima, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Sunset at Yanagishima, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Iris at Horikiri, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

Iris at Horikiri, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Hexagonal teahouse at Ueno, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Hexagonal teahouse at Ueno, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Yushima moto-seido, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Yushima moto-seido, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

YOSHIKUNI/<i>Osaka Matsushimakaku shukka no zu</i> (View of fire started at the pleasure quarters of Matsushima, Osaka), from <i>Keihan meisho zue</i> (famous places of Kyoto and Osaka), varnished

Osaka Matsushimakaku shukka no zu (View of fire started at the pleasure quarters of Matsushima, Osaka), from Keihan meisho zue (famous places of Kyoto and Osaka), varnished

KIYOCHIKA/Night rain at Yanagihara, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo), varnished

Night rain at Yanagihara, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo), varnished

KIYOCHIKA/<i>Gohommatsu ame tsuki</i> (Gohommatsu in rain under the moon), from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Gohommatsu ame tsuki (Gohommatsu in rain under the moon), from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/<i>Hakone Sokokura yumoto Mannenbashi</i> (Mannen Bridge at the source of the Sokokura hot spring in Hakone)

Hakone Sokokura yumoto Mannenbashi (Mannen Bridge at the source of the Sokokura hot spring in Hakone)

KIYOCHIKA/Ishihara Bridge, Okawabata, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Ishihara Bridge, Okawabata, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

200,000 YEN RESERVED

KIYOCHIKA/Distant view of Eitai Bridge, seen from Mitsumata, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Distant view of Eitai Bridge, seen from Mitsumata, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Shimbashi Station, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Shimbashi Station, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

850,000 YEN RESERVED

TANKEI/View of Chitose Theater, triptych

View of Chitose Theater, triptych

KIYOCHIKA/<i>Shinagawa kaijo no chobo</i> (View of the sea of Shinagawa), from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Shinagawa kaijo no chobo (View of the sea of Shinagawa), from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

YASUJI/Fukiage Bridge, from Tokyo shinga meisho zukai (True pictures of famous places of Tokyo)

Fukiage Bridge, from Tokyo shinga meisho zukai (True pictures of famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Edomi Hill, illustrating Echigo lion dance, from <i>Musashi hyakkei no uchi</i> (One hundred views of Musashi Province)

Edomi Hill, illustrating Echigo lion dance, from Musashi hyakkei no uchi (One hundred views of Musashi Province)

KIYOCHIKA/Horse racing at Kudan, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Horse racing at Kudan, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Before Makura Bridge, Sumida River, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Before Makura Bridge, Sumida River, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Sunrise at Mantai Bridge, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Sunrise at Mantai Bridge, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

KIYOCHIKA/Distant view of Eitai Bridge, seen from Mitsumata, from <i>Tokyo meisho</i> (Famous places of Tokyo)

Distant view of Eitai Bridge, seen from Mitsumata, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo)

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