50 (64) Kumano Jūnisha Shrine at Tsunohazu, Known as Jūnisō
"50 (64) Kumano Jūnisha Shrine at Tsunohazu, Known as Jūnisō" is a remarkable ukiyo-e print from Hiroshige's acclaimed series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo. Part of a collection of 119 landscape prints, it depicts the tranquil scene of the Kumano Jūnisha Shrine at Tsunohazu, capturing the essence of Edo’s spiritual and natural beauty. Published during 1856–59, the series was immensely popular, showcasing Hiroshige’s mastery of perspective and atmosphere. This print exemplifies the series’ focus on urban and scenic views, blending everyday life with poetic scenery that remains influential in the history of ukiyo-e.
Related artworks
- Ex Libris Bibliotheca Nacional by Eliseu Visconti
- Decalcomania by Enrico Donati
- Edna la famosa by Alberto Gironella
- The Victim by Konrad Klapheck
- The Kennebec River, Waiting for Wind and Tide by William Bradford
- Vitebsk from mount Zadunov by Marc Chagall
- View over Notre-Dame by Marc Chagall
- Helmet with long plume and chin strap by Parmigianino
- Bust of a Bearded Man by Lorenzo Lotto
- West India divers by Winslow Homer