- Scenery of Kibitsuhiko Shrine, Okayama - Takeji Asano sheet number 56/80
Description
sheet number 56/80
Paper size: 12 and 1/2 inches wide by 10 and 1/8 inches tall (31
A faint ink smudge on the top margin (right side) will be matted out
Date: Printed in 1959
Japanese title and artist's red seal "Seki" on the lower right corner of the image
- Scenery of Kibitsuhiko Shrine, Okayama - Takeji Asano sheet number 56/80The beautiful small woodblock print Scenery of Kibitsuhiko Shrine, Okayama is by Osamu Ueda (b. 1947). Kibitsuhiko Shrine, located in Ichinomiya, Okayama Prefecture, is dedicated to Kibitsuhiko no Mikoto, who is believed to be the model for Momotar, a beloved hero of Japanese folklore. The scene captures a lively winter festival day. Visitors fill the grounds, gathering around the stalls, while a towering stone lantern rises above the crowd, creating
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