File:Hiroshige Man on horseback crossing a bridge.jpg

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A rather dark printing of the view sometimes dubbed "Man on Horseback Crossing a Bridge". From Hiroshige's series Sixty-nine Stations of the Kisokaido (1834-1842), this is View 28 and Station 27 at Nagakubo, depicting the Wada Bridge across the Yoda River .



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
Description	Japanese ukiyo-e artist
Date of birth/death	1797	12 October 1858
Location of birth	Edo
Work location	Japan
Authority control	WorldCat

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