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..Though many of Hiroshige's scenes in the Famous Views of the Sixty-odd Provinces have become representative of actual important places, the artist did not create them on location but rather relied heavily...
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Worcester Art Museum
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..While the printing tradition in Japan was tied closely to the Buddhist faith, artists found the medium ideal for depicting a modern Japan...
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University of Arizona Museum of Art
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..Completed in 1856, Hiroshige’s Famous Views in the 60-Odd Provinces captured the beauty of Japan in vivid detail, just as leisurely travel was taking hold in the country...
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Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields
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..Hiroshige's series, on display in the present exhibition, established his reputation as the foremost artist of the topographical landscape print...
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Norton Simon Museum of Art
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..Commercial boom and printing technology resulted in the popularization and growth of ukiyo-e woodcuts, which can be used to produce multiple prints...
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National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts