Utagawa Hiroshige’s Fujikawa, Station 37 from the Hōeidō Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō (c. 1833–34), shows a refined woman traveling on horseback with an attendant beside a winding river. Soft bokashi skies and lyrical composition exemplify Hiroshige’s poetic vision of travel and landscape in Edo-period Japan.
| HB-101A |
| A very rare authentic Japanese woodblock print or UKIYO-E entitled "Fujikawa". Artist: Andō Hiroshige. This is the "B" side of a single work (front and back) with (Back) HB-101B |
| Woodblock print on rice paper |
| Japan |
| 1760-1849 |
| 30 cm X 22 cm |
| Bai Win Collection |
100,000NT$
