Fishing on Sakawa River, Sagami Bay, Japan, Meiji era (1868-1913) Format:Medium (15x20") and painterly depth

and painterly depth

and mythological guardians that cover the temple towers in mesmerizing detail

The image portrays three agricultural workers clad in mino (straw rain capes) and kasa (broad straw hats)

and the child hidden in fabric speak volumes of care

• Printed on heavyweight cotton rag paper using fade-resistant pigment inks

Fishing on Sakawa River, Sagami Bay, Japan, Meiji era (1868-1913) Format:Medium (15x20") and painterly depthThere is a quiet poetry in the way the sea meets the landand this image captures that stillness with profound grace. Details Museum grade fine art reproduction of a hand colored photograph from the Meiji period (18681912), Japan Depicts traditional fishermen casting lines into Sagami Bay along the Sakawa River A quiet homage to Japans enduring maritime culture Ideal for collectors of coastal photography, Japanese history, and vintage hand colored