Folio From the Upright Gojusan Tsuji Tokaido
- Artist
- Hiroshige
- Date
- 1852 - 1858
- Style
- Ukiyo-e
- Genre
- Landscape
- Location
- Brooklyn Museum
The painting 'Folio From the Upright Gojusan Tsuji Tokaido' is a highly detailed woodcut work characteristic of the traditional Japanese Ukiyo-e art style. The composition portrays a picturesque landscape scene, with careful attention to elements such as trees, buildings, and figures to display an intricate slice of everyday life. Through the layering of color and line, the artist creates depth and movement, bringing the static image to life in a way that's indicative of the Ukiyo-e movement.
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