Colour woodblock print, ukiyo-e

Triptych in album of 105 prints. Hiroshige and Kunisada collaborated on this print from the series Ima-yo genji Rojakko (Modern Gengi comparison of old age and youth). It is signed Toyokuni and Hiroshige, engraved by Sennosuke, censored aratame.

This tryptych is titled Yoshino-Yama in Yamato Province. The area is known for its cherry blossoms and Prince Gengi and his ladies are having a picnic under the blossoms. The figures are done by Kunisada, the temple and pines by Hiroshige.

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Online ID:	000-190-001-278-C
Image Rights Holder:	National Museums Scotland
Project:	0098: National Museums Scotland Project description \| View all records in project
Ref:	National Museums Scotland A.1887.745
Date:	19th century The print bears a date stamp within the censor mark, dog 1 = 1862
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What:	Book / sheet / roll / drawing / collection
Subject:	Prints
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Where:	Japan
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Description:	Collection of one hundred and sixteen books, five hundred sheets, twenty nine rolls, and two drawings, printed in colours: Japan, 19th century
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