53 station by two brushes 1855

"53 Station by Two Brushes" is a woodblock print from 1855 by the renowned Japanese artist Utagawa Kunisada. The print showcases a scene of two figures, perhaps actors, with Mount Fuji prominently visible in the background. Kunisada's work is known for its vibrant colors and detailed depiction of everyday life, and this print exemplifies his signature style. The use of the "Two Brushes" technique, which involved two artists collaborating on a single print, contributes to the dynamic composition of the piece. This piece is a prime example of the ukiyo-e ("pictures of the floating world") genre, which focused on popular culture and the lives of ordinary people in Edo-period Japan.