英語 での Hiroshige の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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During the early modern period, the artist Utagawa Hiroshige created ukiyo-e paintings that depicted the 53 post towns along the Tokaido highway that connected Edo(Tokyo) with Kyoto, in a style influenced by Western impressionists.
He became a pupil of Toyohiro Utagawa at 15 years old, and he was given his business name Hiroshige Utagawa in 1812.
Nishimura is a long-established store whose shops are depicted in the Kamen gate front drawing by Utagawa Hiroshige 12 years of civilization, beginning in the tea house in Chaya-cho facing the narrow street in front of Kaminarimono in the late Edo period.
The wave undulates in real-time! After gazing at the wave for a while, fish drawn by Utagawa Hiroshige begin to fly out from the violent clutches of the enormous wave.
He is well known as a collector of Japanese woodblock prints(ukiyoe) by Kitagawa Utamaro and Utagawa Hiroshige. In recent years, Opie has embraced the compositions and chromatic sensations of ukiyoe, transforming them into unique portraits and landscapes using contemporary devices for representation as well as computer and LED.
It is also necessary to widen the viewer range and create more young fans of Ukiyo-e. The visitors to the Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art, which is run by our NPO, are mostly over 60 years of age.
Soon after this meeting, the Japanese Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Hiroshige Seko said that Japan is not satisfied with its dependence on gas and oil shipments from the Middle East, since the political instability of the region has been constantly threatening Japan's energy security.
During the golden age of landscape prints led by Hokusai and Hiroshige, the advanced skills of shading and printing by subtly layering colors to express the weather and the passage of time peaked, and Japanese woodblock printing techniques became globally unrivaled.
Stations of the Tokaido: Nihonbashi, Ando Hiroshige, ukiyo-e woodblock print Flourishing around waterways Commodities came from across Japan to the city of Edo by sea. From there, they were transported deep inland by way of Ieyasu's network of waterways.
Tom Killion is a locally based artist who creates landscape prints influenced by the Japanese ukiyo-e(woodblock printing) style of Hokusai Katsushika and Hiroshige Utagawa. His work will be displayed in the JICC gallery from Tuesday, April 26th until Thursday.
Y. Ogawa Greetings H. Hiroshige Executive director, ICOT Aims of the workshop K. Fuchi Director, ICOT research center 10 presentations on the evaluation of the FGCS Project by invited participants from overseas 10 min.
Next to the buildings is a massive cedar tree, and the mysterious environment of the shrine has even been illustrated in paintings by famous Edo Era ukiyo-e artists such as Hiroshige Ando and Hokusai Katsushika through his woodblock print"One Hundred Views of the Country.
Although important musicians in the so-called Japanoise scene such at Otomo Yoshihide and Jojo Hiroshige had participated, the audiences were not only focused on these guitar legends but equally set on all the artists.
It is an old tradition that a riverside fish market dedicates a large lantern to the Deva gate, and"a riverside fish market" and a large lantern written are described in"the Shimousa Narita mountain precincts figure" which Hiroshige drew for the second generation in 1859.
He went to 53 stations in the Tokaido. Scenic and beautiful scenery depicting the"53 Stations of the Tokaido" series is the most widely known of the work of Hiroshige Utagawa, is also the best-selling Ukiyo-e woodblock prints.
His father was fireman, but he didn't take over his father and he advanced to the way for Eshi(illustrator) after his father dead in 1809, because he had talent for drawing since he was child. He became a pupil of Toyohiro Utagawa at 15 years old, and he was given his business name Hiroshige Utagawa in 1812.
Subsequently, Hiroshige himself produced many sets of color woodblock prints of the Tokaido, and Utagawa Kunisada(third generation Toyokuni) and Keisai Eisen, artists of the same era, were influenced by Hiroshige and, even in portraits where the main character is a kabuki actor or a beautiful woman, their backgrounds include elements of Tokaido-style pictures with their detailed depictions of the surroundings.
Presidential Suite"HIROSHIGE".
Hiroshige.
Miho Hiroshige.