Otori Shrine
The painting, 'Otori Shrine', showcases the beauty of the Izumi Province, offering a captivating Landscape accented by the detailed and vibrant style of Ukiyo-e. The shrine forms the central spectacle, symbolizing the historical richness of Izumi - a province once categorized as an "inferior country" under the Engishiki system. The artwork vividly portrays the Fuchi neighborhood where the provincial capital was located, with the iconic Ōtori Taisha also seen in the painting. This powerful depiction allows the viewer to get a glimpse of the cultural and historic face of southern Osaka Prefecture.
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