Seki: Early Departure from the Daimyos Inn
- Artist
- Hiroshige
- Style
- Ukiyo-e
- Genre
- Genre painting
- Location
- Brooklyn Museum
"Seki: Early Departure from the Daimyos Inn" is a captivating piece of Ukiyo-e art. Using the woodcut technique, the artist captures a unique genre in Japanese art, depicting a lively and bustling scene of early morning departure from a Daimyo's Inn. The detailed depiction of people, architecture and nature is a typical characteristic of Genre painting. The painting uniquely portrays the transient beauty of everyday life in the Edo period, following the typical Ukiyo-e "pictures of the floating world" themes.
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