Fujisawa Net Museum

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東海名所　改正道中記　五十二　坂の下
東海名所　改正道中記　五十二　坂の下

資料名しりょうめい

 Sakanoshita “Famous Places along Toukai : Chronicle of theRenewed Japan”

作者さくしゃ

 Utagawa Hiroshige III

解説かいせつ

 Mt. Fudesute (Mt. Iwane) is known as a place where Kanō Motonobu (Hōgen) threw away his painting brush because he could not draw the magnificent scenery. Hōgen was a rank given to painters becoming a monk. The text in the work says an ordinary painter picked up the thrown brush and drew this work. This work illustrates travelers taking a rest on a bench of a tea house while looking at the beautiful scenery. A Western umbrella is subtly set against the bench.

資料番号しりょうばんごう

 10573
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