HIROSHIGE UTAGAWA I, Vedute della Tōkaidō n. 30, 1851 sculture His works are now held

His works are now held in major museums around the world

With a thin margin all around beyond the marginal line

The geometric and chromatic decorations on the face refer to a symbolic language linked to protection and belonging

Bilan de l’art abstrait dans le monde

HIROSHIGE UTAGAWA I, Vedute della Tōkaidō n. 30, 1851 sculture His works are now heldDelicate proof in contemporary edition, printed on Japanese paper, in good condition, with a small margin all around. Volumes Zen Pen (Vol. I) and Go Hen (Vol. II), dating to the fourth year of the Kaei era (1851), with preface and texts by Rykatei Tanekazu. The series Tkaid fukei zue collects narrative and landscape illustrations that retrace the stations of the Tkaid, the ancient road that connected Kyoto with the capital Edo. Bibliography https: