Miya -#42 of the Fifty-three Stages of the Tokaido Road series.

The image depicts a group of people energetically running alongside a large, yoked horse through a torii gate, with onlookers observing from a distance, capturing the dynamic and spirited atmosphere of a traditional Japanese festival or event.

The image depicts a group of people energetically running alongside a large, yoked horse through a torii gate, with onlookers observing from a distance, capturing the dynamic and spirited atmosphere of a traditional Japanese festival or event.

Name/Title

Miya -#42 of the "Fifty-three Stages of the Tokaido Road" series.

Entry/Object ID

1975.2.37

Description

The Atsuta Shrine located in this town sponsored a peculiar festival in which devotees chased horses. Miya was the largest and busiest town between Edo and Kyoto.

Type of Print

Woodcut

Category

Vault, Japanese, People, Architecture, Animals
Ethnic

Made/Created

Artist

Utagawa Hiroshige

Date made

circa 1920

Dimensions

Dimension Description

image size

Height

8-3/4 in

Width

14 in

Dimension Description

frame size

Height

16 in

Width

21 in

Exhibitions

Permanent Collection - Center Art Gallery: summer 1975
Loan - Japanese Prints @ Muskegon Hackley Museum of Art: 1976
Permanent Collection - Center Art Gallery: summer 1980
Permanent Collection - Center Art Gallery: summer 1989
Loan - Japanese Prints @ Dordt College Gallery 6/28/04-10/16/04
Striking Impressions – Center Art Gallery January 7 - February 22, 2014