'Kakegawa, Totomi Province' From: 'Painting and Calligraphy from the 53 Stations of the Tokaido' - Yoshitora Utagawa (active 1830-1880) - 日本 - 明治時期（1868-1912）

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Artist: Yoshitora Utagawa (active 1830-1880) Title: Kakegawa - Totomi Province Series title: Painting and Calligraphy from the 53 Stations of the Tokaido Publisher: Sawamuraya Date: 1872 Size: 22.2 x 35.4 cm Condition: Trimmed, light crease on the left. 絵師：歌川芳虎題名：書画五十三驛　遠江掛川年代：明治5年 Tokaido was the most important travel route between the city of Edo and the capital Kyoto. Along this road were numerous stations or posts that offered refreshments and lodging for travellers. Tokaido was a favourite subject in woodblock prints produced in the Edo period and frequently associated with events or characters, as is also the case in this series. The main title is within the red cartouche to the right, and below that in the lower right corner a green pillar-shaped cartouche identifies the station name and prefecture with an explanation of the main image. The telegraph pole along the right margin seems to announce the beginning of the new Meiji era, with new technologies being adapted at a fast pace throughout the country.

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'Kakegawa, Totomi Province' From: 'Painting and Calligraphy from the 53 Stations of the Tokaido' - Yoshitora Utagawa (active 1830-1880) - 日本 - 明治時期（1868-1912）

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Artist: Yoshitora Utagawa (active 1830-1880)
Title: Kakegawa - Totomi Province
Series title: Painting and Calligraphy from the 53 Stations of the Tokaido
Publisher: Sawamuraya
Date: 1872
Size: 22.2 x 35.4 cm
Condition: Trimmed, light crease on the left.

絵師：歌川芳虎
題名：書画五十三驛　遠江掛川
年代：明治5年

Tokaido was the most important travel route between the city of Edo and the capital Kyoto. Along this road were numerous stations or posts that offered refreshments and lodging for travellers. Tokaido was a favourite subject in woodblock prints produced in the Edo period and frequently associated with events or characters, as is also the case in this series. The main title is within the red cartouche to the right, and below that in the lower right corner a green pillar-shaped cartouche identifies the station name and prefecture with an explanation of the main image. The telegraph pole along the right margin seems to announce the beginning of the new Meiji era, with new technologies being adapted at a fast pace throughout the country.