Nakasendo Highway
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Modern museum quality giclée print on heavy fine art paper enlarged from an original 19th century photograph by Japanese photographer Kimbei Kusakabe (1841–1934).
Artwork Details
A traveller observes the Kisogawa River near Agematsu-juku, the thirty-eighth of the sixty-nine stations of the Nakasendo, now located in Kiso, Nagano Prefecture. The Nakasendo was one of the two routes that connected Edo (modern-day Tokyo) to Kyoto.
Kimbei Kusakabe, ca. 1880s. Hand tinted albumen print. Duits Collection.
Coloring
The original albumen print was hand tinted in the 19th century by traditionally trained Japanese artisans.
| Unframed fine art print, custom made upon your order | |
| Giclée printed on certified museum quality archival paper (Hahnemühle Fine Art) for highest age resistance | |
| Matte premium inkjet coating for perfect reproduction of colors, detail and pictorial depth |
| Printed with a white border for easy framing (0.39" | 1cm) | |
| Professionally packaged for safe shipping | |
| The actual print size might differ by a small fraction. Learn more here |
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Production Location Germany |
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Production Time 72 hours |
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Delivery Time 7~14 working days |
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