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Sea at Satta in the province of Suruga
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The same picture: cf. KI 10975-1, BI 17427-22 Hiroshigega gleich様 gleichgleichgleichSeries of the 36 views of Mount Fuji by Hiroshige. Behind the cliffs on the left is the Satta pass, over which the Tōkaidō 様 Hincountry road leads. In the background of the Fuji. The mirrored smooth sea contrasts strongly with the harsh waves that break along the cliffs. Hiroshige was inspired by Hokusai, who had already used this motif in the “Hundred Views of Mount Fuji” (Fugaku hyakkei Bei Bei 様, vol. 2, Leaf 40). The picture here with a yellow signature cartouche. See also BI 17426-2-1.
Title: Sea at Satta in the province of Suruga
Description:
The same picture: cf.
KI 10975-1, BI 17427-22 Hiroshigega gleich様 gleichgleichgleichSeries of the 36 views of Mount Fuji by Hiroshige.
Behind the cliffs on the left is the Satta pass, over which the Tōkaidō 様 Hincountry road leads.
In the background of the Fuji.
The mirrored smooth sea contrasts strongly with the harsh waves that break along the cliffs.
Hiroshige was inspired by Hokusai, who had already used this motif in the “Hundred Views of Mount Fuji” (Fugaku hyakkei Bei Bei 様, vol.
2, Leaf 40).
The picture here with a yellow signature cartouche.
See also BI 17426-2-1.
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