Three Images 1853

"Three Images" is a woodblock print from the renowned Japanese artist Utagawa Hiroshige, created in 1853. The print showcases three distinct scenes, typical of the "ukiyo-e" style. The top scene depicts a man grimacing in pain, a humorous touch typical of Hiroshige's later works. The middle scene showcases a snowy mountain peak rising dramatically, while the bottom scene depicts a river and a town, showcasing a serene landscape, a signature of Hiroshige's artistic style. The artwork's vibrant colors and detailed imagery capture the beauty of Edo-era Japan and continue to captivate audiences today.