Hall of the Thirty-three Bays

by Edo era artist (unsigned)

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Hall of the Thirty-three Bays by Edo era artist (unsigned)

Original Edo era Japanese Woodblock Print
Hall of the Thirty-three Bays

Series; Famous Places in the Eastern Capital

Hall of the Thirty-three Bays - Handsome view of the Hall of Thirty-three Bays in Fukagawa. This large, impressive structure was built during the Edo period to encourage martial arts, and archery competitions took place in the long courtyard. An interesting panoramic view, with the city's rooftops stretching out to the sea in the distance. This unsigned design is based on the same subject by Hiroshige, except with rooftops and trees along the horizon instead of ships on the water, but it is not by Hiroshige. An interesting subject, nonetheless, nicely detailed.

Artist - Edo era artist (unsigned)

Image Size - 8 1/2" x 13 1/2" + margins as shown

Condition - This print with good detail as shown. Slight paper remnants on reverse at top corners from previous mounting. A few creases at edges. Please see photos for details.

Hall of the Thirty-three Bays by Edo era artist (unsigned)
Hall of the Thirty-three Bays by Edo era artist (unsigned)

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