Hiroshige "Plum Garden at Kameido" -One Hundred Famous Views of Edo- 外用 It is one of Hokusai's

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Hiroshige "Plum Garden at Kameido" -One Hundred Famous Views of Edo- 外用 It is one of Hokusai'sThis celebrated print from Hiroshiges renowned series, One Hundred Famous Views of Edo depicts the famous plum garden at Kameido. A bold close up of a blossoming plum branch fills the foreground, while visitors stroll among the plum trees in the garden beyond. The unusual compositionframing the distant landscape through the powerful curves of the foreground treewas highly innovative for its time. The contrast of the white blossoms against the blue sky