Hiroshige 530928

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Utagawa Hiroshige was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. His landscapes evoke a sense of serenity, movement, and poetic harmony with nature.




- Collection: Expo "Hiroshige and Japan Art", Rome

- Title: The Sea at Satta
- Artist:

Utagawa Hiroshige










- Restoration: Titus Ars 

- Exclusive publisher: © Ground Srl, Rome (Italy)

- Material: Cardboard / cartoncino
- Optional frame: gold, black, white

- Print run /tiratura: only 444
- Edition: numbered and limited

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Unframed Print / Senza cornice

- €6: cm 21x30 / 8,2x11,7"

- €9: cm 30x42 / 11,7x16,53"



Framed Print / Con cornice

- €21: cm 32x42 / 12,6x16,5"

- €33: cm 43x53 / 17x20,8"




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About

Hiroshige




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- Utagawa Hiroshige’s paintings are celebrated for their stunning depictions of nature, landscapes, and the changing seasons, often rendered with delicate simplicity and vibrant color.
Known for masterpieces like The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tōkaidō and Sudden Shower Over Shin-Ōhashi Bridge (1857), Hiroshige’s works capture the beauty of Japan’s scenery, from tranquil vistas to dynamic weather patterns.
His use of perspective, bold compositions, and attention to atmospheric effects has made his art highly influential, not only in Japan but also in the development of Western Impressionism. Hiroshige’s landscapes evoke a sense of serenity, movement, and poetic harmony with nature.