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Hiroshige (1797–1858)   |
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| Alternative names |
English: Andō Tokutarō, Ichiyūsai Hiroshige, Andō Hiroshige, Hiroshige Utagawa
日本語: 安藤徳太郎 ・ 一幽斎廣重 ・ 安藤広重
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| Description |
Japanese ukiyo-e artist
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| Date of birth/death |
1797 |
12 October 1858 |
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Edo |
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Japan |
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| Title |
36 Views of Mount Fuji- 23. The Sea off Satta |
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circa 1858 |
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Woodblock print |
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From the series 36 Views of Mount Fuji. |
| Source/Photographer |
print scan |
Permission
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