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Ikkei - Famous Views of Tokyo - Crossroads at Iikura

Ikkei - Famous Views of Tokyo - Crossroads at Iikura

Shosai Ikkei (active 1860s - 1870s)

Date: 1871
Publisher: Tsutaya Kichizo
Genre: Ukiyo-e
Medium: Woodblock Print, Oban

This print depicts the busy crossroads at Iikura on a windy day. A key intersection in Tokyo’s Shiba district during the early Meiji era. Shōsai Ikkei captures the movement and energy of a rapidly changing city, where traditional Japanese streets and daily life existed alongside the new architectural styles and Western influences beginning to reshape Tokyo.

This original woodblock print by Shōsai Ikkei comes from the celebrated series Forty-Eight Famous Views of Tokyo (1871), a vivid depiction of Tokyo during the early Meiji era. Blending traditional ukiyo-e artistry with scenes of rapid modernization, Ikkei captures the evolving city through landmarks, daily life, festivals, and new Western influences that transformed Japan’s capital.

Condition: Good color and condition. Margins cut as shown. Backed on Meiji-era paper.

Displayed in: Edo - Tokyo Museum

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