Hiratsuka near Kutsukake 1790 - 1848

"Hiratsuka near Kutsukake" is a woodblock print by Keisai Eisen, also known as Eisen, a prominent Japanese artist of the Edo period. Created between 1790 and 1848, the print depicts a group of travelers with their pack animals moving through a landscape with trees and a river, likely near the Hiratsuka area of Japan. Eisen's signature style is evident in the bold colors and dynamic lines that capture the movement of the figures and animals. The use of woodblock printing, a technique common in Japanese art, allows for intricate details and vibrant hues. This print is part of the "Hiroshige" style of Ukiyo-e, which emphasizes landscapes and scenes of everyday life.