Artist: Baiso Gengyo, Baisotei, Fûen, Katôshi, Miyagi Gengyo, Suisenshi
viện bảo tàng: Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn, United States)
Kỹ thuật: Woodblock Print
Published by Uoya Eikichi in 1856–58, One Hundred Famous Views of Edo proved immensely popular, and to meet the demand a deluxe edition was assembled. This decorative table of contents was published in 1858, after the completion of the individual prints of the deluxe series.Since Hiroshige died earlier that year, the series most likely had been forced to a premature close. Baisotei Gengyo (1817–1880), an artist best known for his decorative book jackets, was chosen to create this table of contents. While not an ukiyo-e artist proper, he had designed the table of contents for Hiroshige
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