Utagawa Hiroshige III - Famous Places of Tokyo - Edo Bridge

Ukiyo-e woodblock print captures a lively scene of Edo Bridge arching gracefully over a bustling river during Japan’s Edo period (1603-1868). Numerous figures stroll across the stone bridge, while boats navigate the waters beneath, reflecting the vibrant daily life of the city. Along the riverbanks, rows of buildings indicate a thriving urban environment, bustling with activity and commerce. A prominent tower in the background serves as a recognizable landmark, anchoring the scene in a specific historical locale.

Rendered in the characteristic style of ukiyo-e, the print features detailed depictions of architecture, clothing, and the movements of the people, emphasizing realism and the rich social tapestry of the time. The colors and composition evoke a peaceful yet dynamic atmosphere, offering a glimpse into the rhythm of life in Edo-era Tokyo. The print’s signs of wear suggest its historical authenticity, adding to its cultural and artistic significance as a classic Japanese art print.

• Utagawa Hiroshige III, est. 1870-1875
• Approximate Size: 36cm x 24cm
• Bad condition
• This woodblockprint is an antique and is sold as seen in the pictures. Please be aware that the colors on your screen may differ from natural light.