Japan Shimoda Edo Tokyo Subjects Kimono Shoe Fashion Costume Hairstyle Braid US

Description: Japan Shimoda Edo Tokyo Subjects Kimono Shoe Fashion Costume Hairstyle Braid USThe description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We buy antiquarian books, paintings and graphics. Give us a call . Brown, E. jr. (1816 - 1886): "Mother and child, Simoda" original lithography on clay plate approx. 22.5x15.5cm (representation/image size) by Ackerman after E. Brown on art print cardboard (28x21cm) typographically titled and inscribed below the representation ; from: "Narrative of the expedition of an american squadron to China Seas and Japan, performed in the years 1852, 1853 and 1854 under the command of Commodore MC Perry, United States Navy, by order of the government of the United States." A.O.P. Nicholson Washington 1856 The decorative lithograph comes from the work published in the USA in 1856 about the US Navy expedition under the command of Matthew C. Perry (1794 - 1858) to the China Sea and Japan in the years 1852-54. The aim of the venture was to try to free Japan from its political and economic isolation policy with the help of "Gunboat Diplomacy". In order to capture this first glimpse of the isolated country, the artists Peter Bernhard Wilhelm Heine (1827 in Dresden - 1885 in Kötzschenbroda) and Eliphalet Brown (1816 - 1886) accompanied the expedition during this time. The writer Bayard Taylor (1825 in Kennett Square - 1878 in Berlin) was also present. The itinerary ran from Norfolk (Virginia) via Madeira, St. Helena, Cape Town, Mauritius, Ceylon, Singapore, Macau, Hong Kong and Shanghai to mainland Japan and its islands. After the signing of the Kanagawa Convention in 1854, the first Japanese port of Shimoda was forced to open to US cargo ships. The depiction was adapted from a photograph taken by Eliphalet Brown during the inspection of the port city between the 18th and 19th centuries. April and 9 made in May. The rare view minimally brown-stained at the edges. Any questions? Do not hesitate to contact us by mail or telephone. Any questions? Don't hesitate to contact us by mail or phone. powered by plentymarketsThe decorative lithograph comes from the work published in the USA in 1856 about the US Navy expedition under the command of Matthew C. Perry (1794 - 1858) to the China Sea and Japan in the years 1852-54. The aim of the venture was to try to free Japan from its political and economic isolation policy with the help of "Gunboat Diplomacy". In order to capture this first glimpse of the isolated country, the artists Peter Bernhard Wilhelm Heine (1827 in Dresden - 1885 in Kötzschenbroda) and Eliphalet Brown (1816 - 1886) accompanied the expedition during this time. The writer Bayard Taylor (1825 in Kennett Square - 1878 in Berlin) was also present. The itinerary ran from Norfolk (Virginia) via Madeira, St. Helena, Cape Town, Mauritius, Ceylon, Singapore, Macau, Hong Kong and Shanghai to mainlan Größe Klein (bis 50cm) Land Japan Verkäufertyp Kunsthändler Format Hochformat Jahr 1856 Originalität Limitierte Auflage Druck Handgefertigt Ja Drucktyp Handgefertigt Zeitraum 1800-1899 Original/Lizenzierter Nachdruck Original Technik Lithographie Thema Architektur Thema Berufe Thema Länder Thema Landschaften Thema Marine Thema Mode Thema Personen Thema Porträts Thema Reise Thema Seefahrt Thema Städte Thema Trachten Höhe (cm) 28 Kunststil Biedermeier Eigenschaften Signiert Breite (cm) 21 Künstler Wilhelm Heine Produktart Print

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