Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858) et autres artistes Ensemble de dix estampes

comprenant Fukagawa Kiba (parc à bois de Fukugawa), de la série Meicho Edo Hyakkei (les 100 vues d'Edo), vers 1856, la montagne de Haruna sous la neige par Hasegawa Sadanobu, et neuf autres estampes variées par des artistes divers.

Plutôt bonnes impressions, plus ou moins fânées et salies, les marges plus ou moins rognées.
Generally good impressions, somewhat faded and soiled, margins trimmed to varying degree.

Horoshige Fukagawa: Somewhat faded ans soiled, good impression. The bottom trimmed up to slightly above the black framing line. Each side a little trimmed as well. Sadanobu Haruna mountain: Good clours and very good impression, somewhat soiled, good margins (very large to the top and right). Hiroshige Zojoji temple in Shiba: Somewhat faded and soiled, good margins, some woodworms to the lower right margin. Shotei Hokuju, Asakusa temple in Edo: Somewhat faded ans soiled, good impression, good size, some wear to the bottom edge. Yoshitora, Nippori garden under the snow: Somewhat faded and soiled, a restored 1,5cm hole to the tree trunk of the thirs tree from the left at the bottom. Good margins. Hiroshige grand Tokaido, Okabe: Somewhat faded and soiled, fair impression, margins trimmed to approx 0,5cm of the black lines. Kuniyoshi 100 poets, Sadayori lord: Somewhat faded, slightly soiled, very good impression, backed on paper. Toyokuni actor: Somewhat faded and soiled, torn at the bottom right corner, backed on paper. Kunisada actor: faded and soiled, good impression, a little trimmed to the left. Shunko, Ryogoku bridge: Slightly faded and soiled. Some wear and a 0,7mm woodworm at the bottom edge, another small 3mm nick towards the left and a small hole to the bottom left corner. Some wear to the upper left corner.
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