HIROSHIGE UTAGAWA II, Pescherecchi nell’isola di Tsukuda, 1862 vasi His research was awarded the

His research was awarded the First Grand Prize at the São Paulo Biennial in 1955

he directed the Galleria Tempo in Bologna before dedicating himself entirely to painting

making this woodblock print one of the favorites among collectors

before settling in the Paris region

these volumes were used to be copied

HIROSHIGE UTAGAWA II, Pescherecchi nell’isola di Tsukuda, 1862 vasi His research was awarded theBeautiful proof with good colors. Printed on paper from Japan dating back to the second half of the 19th century. In perfect condition, with very thin margins all around beyond the marginal line. The original red color of the flames has oxidized over time, taking on a brownish hue. The series Thirty Six Views of the Eastern Capital (Toto sanjurokkei) dates back to the period when, after the death of master Hiroshige I in 1858, his favorite pupil and