Attr. à UCHIDA KUICHI (1844-1875) - Lot 48

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Attr. à UCHIDA KUICHI (1844-1875) - Lot 48
Attr. à UCHIDA KUICHI (1844-1875) Two prints View of the Shinkyō, sacred bridge over the Daiya River, Nikko, ca. 1873 Dim.: 213 x 269 mm Dim.: 215 x 269 mm View of the sacred bridge and the one of ordinary people along it, which the artist took the first view of, with a particular optic Nikkō Futarasan Shrine, is a Shintō shrine in Japan, located in Nikkō, Tochigi Prefecture, on the island of Honshū.. Founded in 767 by the Buddhist monk Shō.dō Shōnin, a mountain ascetic and propagator of the Buddha's teaching. The sacred perimeter of the Futarasan Shrine includes a historic symbol of Nikkō: the Shinkyō, a lacquered wooden bridge spanning the Daiya River. During the Edo period, its crossing was reserved for the shogun and imperial court messengers. In 1902, a flood of the Daiya river caused a flood which destroyed the Shinkyō. The bridge was rebuilt in 1904.
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