Hiroshige. Cent vues d'Edo. Grèce sulphurous bards of 18th-century Eros

sulphurous bards of 18th-century Eros

takes you on a journey of discovery through the main spiritualities of Africa

probably exhumed around 1810

to be structured around a political leader

the essays by Jocelyn Bouquillard

Hiroshige. Cent vues d'Edo. Grèce sulphurous bards of 18th-century ErosOne 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