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Notes (1st edition)Pride of Edo: # 2 Artist: Hiroshige II & Kunisada Format: Oban tate-e: 14" x 9.25" Subject: A young waitress standing next to a floor lamp, holds a tray with famous ginger stew clams, in the background Cormorant fishermen and four junks at anchor. Date: c. 1860
Publisher (this edition): Aeto Aeto
Date of this item: c1860 c1860
Notes (this edition)
These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.:
Condition: Fine colors. Trimmed in margins, to borderline at right. Japanese album backing paper. Minor soils, marks and flaws. Generally very good state of preservation.

Impression: Fine impression with gauffrage and mica. Strong woodgrain visible in the background.		 The Waitress

Artist: Hiroshige II & Kunisada
Format: Oban tate-e: 13" x 8.5"

Subject: A young waitress pauses with her tray on the seashore to listen to the orders of an unseen customer. Behind her moored junks and the flares of cormorant fishing boats.

Publisher: Aeto

Date: c. 1860

Condition: Good colors. Trimmed to image. Thin Japanese album backing paper. Minor marks and flaws. Generally good state of preservation.

Impression: Good impression.
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