The Procession of Lord Ashikaga Yoshimasa on an Excursion to Higashiyama, 1862

by Yoshitora (active circa 1840 - 1880)

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The Procession of Lord Ashikaga Yoshimasa on an Excursion to Higashiyama, 1862 by Yoshitora (active circa 1840 - 1880)

Original Yoshitora (active circa 1840 - 1880) Japanese Woodblock Print
The Procession of Lord Ashikaga Yoshimasa on an Excursion to Higashiyama, 1862

Comments - Handsome scene of a Lord Ashikaga Yoshimasa's procession walking along the shore of a river as they travel to Higashiyama. The leading attendants carry heavy trunks and covered standards, followed by men with tall furry white standards and samurai with their kimono tucked up for easier traveling. The daimyo rides on a dappled horse at right, a servant sheltering him with an umbrella. Noblemen line the road dressed in formal robes and tall black court caps, bowing respectfully. Houses crowd the opposite shore with mountains rising in the distance. A nicely detailed subject with soft shading in the water and sky, and delicate embossing on the white standards.

Artist - Yoshitora (active circa 1840 - 1880)

Image Size - 14 3/8" x 28 7/8" + margins as shown

Condition - Good detail. Thinning and small losses at edges, a few holes, repaired. Creasing throughout.

The Procession of Lord Ashikaga Yoshimasa on an Excursion to Higashiyama, 1862 by Yoshitora (active circa 1840 - 1880)
The Procession of Lord Ashikaga Yoshimasa on an Excursion to Higashiyama, 1862 by Yoshitora (active circa 1840 - 1880)

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