Japanese Print "The Scenic Places of Tokaido - Going for a Morning Noh Play" by Kawanabe Kyosai

Japanese Print "The Scenic Places of Tokaido - Going for a Morning Noh Play" by Kawanabe Kyosai, 河鍋暁斎 (Kawanabe Kyosai)

Artist:Kawanabe Kyosai

Title:The Scenic Places of Tokaido - Going for a Morning Noh Play

Date:1863.

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"Tokaido Meisho no Uchi" (The Scenic Places of Tokaido). This large series by different artists and publishers was made for the commemoration of shogun Tokugawa Iemochi's historic travel from Edo to Kyoto to pay respect to the emperor. Co-works by Kyosai( lower left area), Yoshitora (right area) and Hiroshige II (back ground). A group of wild people is passing by in the morning. The courtesans look out what is going on the street. The flag says, "The world is peaceful and prosper".

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