Description
Description of the Painting
The painting depicts a lively and detailed scene of Nihonbashi, one of the fifty-three stations of the Tōkaidō, created by the artist Utagawa Hiroshige. This print on canvas captures a moment of Japanese daily life during the Edo period.
Represented Elements
The scene shows several human figures engaged in various activities. Some people carry heavy loads, while others seem to converse or walk on the Nihonbashi bridge. The bridge itself is a central element of the work, with its well-defined and detailed structure.
Colors Used
The colors used are mainly shades of blue, brown, and yellow. The sky fades from blue to pale pink, suggesting a moment of transition between day and night. The architectural details and the clothing of the people are rendered with vivid colors that harmoniously contrast with the softer background.
Style and Technique
Hiroshige uses the ukiyo-e technique, characterized by clean lines and flat but vivid colors. The perspective and attention to detail make the scene dynamic and engaging, transporting the viewer directly to 19th century Japan.
Specifications
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The fabric is stretched and hand-fixed on the rear sides of the inner frame. Thanks to a depth of 2.5 cm, the frame offers a ready-to-hang artwork to enhance any environment.
Canvas print stretched on frame
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Colors and Details that Last
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