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Rain over Nihonbashi

Rain over Nihonbashi. Print shows pedestrians crossing the Nihon bridge over the Nihonbashi River during a rain storm; view of Mount Fuji in the distance. Date between 1832 and 1836

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Nihonbashi Rain Woodblocks Woodcuts


Rain over Nihonbashi

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is an exquisite woodblock print dating between 1832 and 1836, showcasing a captivating scene of the Nihonbashi Bridge during a rainstorm in Japan. The print, a testament to the country's rich artistic heritage, is a stunning example of ukiyo-e (floating world) art. The composition of the print is masterfully crafted, with the Nihonbashi Bridge serving as the focal point. Pedestrians are depicted in the midst of crossing the bridge, their umbrellas raised against the heavy rain. The intricate details of their rain-soaked garments and the droplets on their umbrellas add a sense of realism to the otherwise ethereal scene. In the background, the iconic Mount Fuji stands tall, shrouded in mist and rain. The mountain's snow-capped peak contrasts starkly with the dark, stormy sky above, creating a breathtaking juxtaposition. The gentle curve of the Nihonbashi River, which flows beneath the bridge, adds to the serene beauty of the image. The print's intricacy and attention to detail are a testament to the skill of the woodblock artist. The delicate lines and subtle shading used to depict the raindrops, the intricate patterns on the umbrellas, and the intricate details of the bridge and its surroundings are all executed with the utmost care and precision. This woodblock print is not only a visual treat but also a historical and cultural treasure. It offers a glimpse into the daily life of Japan during the early 19th century and showcases the country's deep connection to nature. The print's enduring appeal lies in its ability to transport us to another time and place, allowing us to experience the beauty and serenity of a rainy day in Japan over 180 years ago.

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