Woodblock, "Gates of Edo: Part 2, Niōmon Gate at Senso-ji Temple”, Green Print; "Gates of Edo: Part 4, Akamon Gate (Red Gate) at the Imperial University", Red Print 版木「江戸の門 その二 浅草寺仁王門」緑版,「江戸の門 その四 帝大赤門」赤版
Maeda Masao 前田政雄/作
- Collection of
- Edo-Tokyo Museum
- Title
- Woodblock, "Gates of Edo: Part 2, Niōmon Gate at Senso-ji Temple”, Green Print; "Gates of Edo: Part 4, Akamon Gate (Red Gate) at the Imperial University", Red Print
- Collection ID
- 99002735
- Sub Category
- Block prints
- Creator
- Maeda Masao
- Creation Date
- 1936 20世紀
- Size
- 31.3 cm x 24.8 cm
- Edo-Tokyo Museum Digital Archives
- https://www.edohakuarchives.jp/detail-90945.html
Other items of Edo-Tokyo Museum (101112)
Public Document
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Noshibukuro Envelope for a Hand Towel: Kotobuki (Celebration) (Color Print), Gashakai
Edo-Tokyo Museum
“Okō Danshichi Yume Moyō”, Kōdan Club: Kurama Tengu to Kondō Isami no Maki 3
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Postal Service Bureau at the Time of the Foundation in 1871, Baron Maejima Hisoka, Director of the Postal Service Bureau at the Time of the Foundation
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Shōkokumin Shimbun, No. 2740
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Maurice Farman Type Army Aircraft in High-Speed Flight and a Full View of the Air Force
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Circular Bulletin of Tonarigumi (Neighborhood Association) in Minatochō, Kyōbashiku: Application Form for Kokumin Chochiku Kumiai (National Savings Union) Commemorating the First Anniversary of the Greater East Asia War
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Application for Registration of Land Ownership
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Far from Rain, Clouds Like a Mountain Peak Face the Evening Sun
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Scenic Beauty of Mt. Takao: Waterfall at the Starting Point for Climbing
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Document of System
Edo-Tokyo Museum
“Pursuit Battle near Mukden" (Hinode Shimbun, Special Issue)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Tokyo Jō Nisshi (Tokyo Castle Journal)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Stick (Used by Fujikō Religious Group when Climbing Mountains)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Cultural Property Survey Photograph: Ishigamijinja Shrine (for Fertility)
Edo-Tokyo Museum