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captures the essence of divine love and devotion
The artwork is depicting Ario-maru fighting a giant octopus on the seashore
Sudden shower pours over the wooden Shin-Ōhashi (New Great) bridge over the Sumida River
The fear of disgrace
Hiroshige “Cranes at Minowa” Framed Japanese Woodblock Landscape Art Print (A2 / A3) funny slogan captures the essence of divineUKIYO E JAPANESE WOODBLOCK FRAMED ART PRINT "Minowa, Kanasugi, Mikawashima" ( ) by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1857. From the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, no. 102 , part 4: Winter" Two red crowned cranes in a marsh, in a scene looking from Minowa and Kanasugi toward Mikawashima (three different villages northwest of the Yoshiwara pleasure quarters). Every year in winter months, when cranes migrated to Japan, the shogun's Crane Hunt was taking place
