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Utagawa Hiroshige, Plum Garden at Kameido (1857)

Plum Garden at Kameido

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Edo's most famous plum tree, said to resemble a sleeping dragon, under a red sky.

Size: 12 × 18 in
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About this piece

Hiroshige filled the foreground of this print with the most famous tree in Edo (now Tokyo), a plum said to resemble a sleeping dragon, with visitors gathered behind a fence beyond it. Its bold composition and reddish sky make it one of his most recognizable designs, and Vincent van Gogh copied it in 1887 as Flowering Plum Orchard (After Hiroshige). Our print is made from the Art Institute of Chicago's open-access scan.

  • Archival fine-art matte paper
  • 12 × 18 or 24 × 36 in, portrait
  • Source: Art Institute of Chicago, public domain (CC0)
  • Printed to order by our print partner and shipped with tracking

Specs

ArtistUtagawa Hiroshige
TitlePlum Garden at Kameido
Date1857
OriginalColor woodblock print; ōban, Art Institute of Chicago (1925.3752)
PrintArchival fine-art matte paper, printed to order
BordersPrinted uncropped: where the artwork's proportions differ from the sheet, a thin white border fills the difference
CreditUtagawa Hiroshige, Plum Garden at Kameido, 1857. Image: Art Institute of Chicago, public domain (CC0).

Care

Frame it behind glass or acrylic and keep it out of direct sun and damp rooms. Handle the print by its edges.

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