Hiroshige. Cent vues d'Edo. Grèce whether they are attached to

whether they are attached to international institutions

to be structured around a political leader

Napoleon III wanted to conduct scientific research and gather tangible evidence of the genius of the Imperator

1 copy: Publisher's printed cloth binding in good condition: 100 euros

probably exhumed around 1810

Hiroshige. Cent vues d'Edo. Grèce whether they are attached toOne of Hiroshige's most famous collections of prints, the last published during his lifetime, reproduced in facsimile with a Japanese style binding, in the form of a prestigious box set, accompanied by an explanatory booklet describing each of the prints in the series by the great Japanese master. In 1855, a terrible earthquake devastated the city of Edo (later renamed Tokyo), and about ten years later, Hiroshige (1797 1858) undertook to draw the