Tōkaidō gojūsantsugi
By: Andō Hiroshige
Publisher: Nihon Mokuhan Insatsu
Published: 1925
Place of publication: Tōkyō
Language: jpn
Number of pages: 59
Subjects: Japanese Art
Description: In the Edo period, there were 53 stations along the post road from Nihon Bridge in Tokyo to Sanjō Brigde in Kyoto. These stations became a favorite topic for painters. Tōkaidō gojūsauntsugi means fifty-three posts in Tōkaidō. This is a reprint of Andō Hiroshige's works. It consists of fifty-six full-page hand-colored illustrations.
Notes: The author's name is understood. The last page contains publication date, the publisher, and the editor of this series of reprints.

Printed on double leaves.

Illustrations are hand-colored wood-block prints.