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Ise Uji-bashi Bridge

Size: 25.5cm by 38.5cm (10.04 in by 15.16 in) | Enlargement | Shipping Code: [L] ?

Designer: Tokuriki Tomikichiro

Era: Post-war | Currency: $ / £ / €

Price: ¥ 25,000$ 195.00£ 145.00€ 165.00 [Item has been sold]

Description: Tokuriki Tomikichiro (1902-2000) was a printmaker born in Kyoto. He began his woodblock printing career around 1929 and went on to found the "Matsukyu" printmaking studio after the Second World War, where he trained apprentices. A central figure in the Kyoto Creative Print Movement, he was known for his unique approach of even mass-producing works using the traditional ukiyo-e method.

This print depicts cherry blossoms in full bloom at the foot of Uji-bashi Bridge at Ise Shrine. The bridge itself is a wooden, Japanese-style structure measuring 101.8m in length and 8.42m in width. It's famously located at the entrance to the approach to Ise Shrine's Inner Shrine, with a Shinmei torii gate on either side.

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