Illustration of the Imperial Carriage (Gohōren no zu) 1889
utagawakunitoshi
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"Illustration of the Imperial Carriage (Gohōren no zu)" is a woodblock print triptych created by Utagawa Kunitoshi in 1889. The print depicts a grand procession of the Imperial Carriage, with a line of soldiers on horseback leading the way, followed by more soldiers on foot and the carriage itself. The ornate carriage is a central focal point, highlighting the power and prestige of the Imperial family. Kunitoshi was a prominent Japanese artist known for his depictions of everyday life and historical events. This work is a significant example of ukiyo-e, a genre of Japanese woodblock prints, and serves as a historical record of the period. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses this remarkable piece.
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