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Bonfire in the Shape of the Letter "Great" on Nyoigatake Mountain (Nyoigatake Daimonji), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Bonfire in the Shape of the Letter "Great" on Nyoigatake Mountain (Nyoigatake Daimonji), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1870–71 (Meiji 3–4)
Tsûten Bridge at Tôfuku-ji Temple (Tôfuku-ji Tsûtenkyô), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Tsûten Bridge at Tôfuku-ji Temple (Tôfuku-ji Tsûtenkyô), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1870–71 (Meiji 3–4)
Looking from Shijô Bridge toward Nawate Avenue and Yamato Bridge (Shijô-bashi yori Nawate-dôri, Yamato-bashi o nozomu), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Looking from Shijô Bridge toward Nawate Avenue and Yamato Bridge (Shijô-bashi yori Nawate-dôri, Yamato-bashi o nozomu), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1870–71 (Meiji 3–4)
Mount Yoshida and Kagura Hill (Yoshida-yama Kagura-oka), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Mount Yoshida and Kagura Hill (Yoshida-yama Kagura-oka), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1870–71 (Meiji 3–4)
Autumn Moon at Hirosawa Pond (Hirosawa ike aki no tsuki), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Autumn Moon at Hirosawa Pond (Hirosawa ike aki no tsuki), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1870–71 (Meiji 3–4)
Temple Entrance at Toganoo in the Rain (Toganoo monzen uchû), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Temple Entrance at Toganoo in the Rain (Toganoo monzen uchû), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1870–71 (Meiji 3–4)
In the Garden of the Inner Precinct at Takao (Takao Oku-no-in teichû), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
In the Garden of the Inner Precinct at Takao (Takao Oku-no-in teichû), from the series Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho no uchi)
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1870–71(Meiji 3–4)
Pheasant and Chrysanthemums
Pheasant and Chrysanthemums
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1854–60 (Ansei era)
Tôtômi Province: Wading Forty-eight Rapids on the Akiba Road (Akiba kaidô shijûhachi segoe), cut from sheet 4 of the series [Cutout Pictures of] the Provinces (Kunizukushi [harimaze])
Tôtômi Province: Wading Forty-eight Rapids on the Akiba Road (Akiba kaidô shijûhachi segoe), cut from sheet 4 of the series [Cutout Pictures of] the Provinces (Kunizukushi [harimaze])
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1854–60 (Ansei era)
Ise Province: Mount Asama, Teahouse on the Mountain Pass (Ise, Asamayama, Tôge no chaya), from the series Famous Places in the Sixty-odd Provinces (Rokujûyoshû meisho zue), copied from Hiroshige I
Ise Province: Mount Asama, Teahouse on the Mountain Pass (Ise, Asamayama, Tôge no chaya), from the series Famous Places in the Sixty-odd Provinces (Rokujûyoshû meisho zue), copied from Hiroshige I
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1853–54 (Kaei 6–7)
Sheet 8 from the series Cutout Pictures of One Hundred Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei harimaze), copied from the Hundred Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei) by Hiroshige I
Sheet 8 from the series Cutout Pictures of One Hundred Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei harimaze), copied from the Hundred Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei) by Hiroshige I
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1858 (Ansei 5)
Sheet 7 from the series Cutout Pictures of One Hundred Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei harimaze), copied from the Hundred Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei) by Hiroshige I
Sheet 7 from the series Cutout Pictures of One Hundred Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei harimaze), copied from the Hundred Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei) by Hiroshige I
Hasegawa Sadanobu I
about 1858 (Ansei 5)