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Fuji-Pilgrims / Japanische Pilger auf dem Weg zum Fujiyama
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Object type
Museum number
1951,0501.17
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Title (object)
- Fuji-Pilgrims
- Japanische Pilger auf dem Weg zum Fujiyama
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Description
A large group of Japanese pilgrims dressed in traditional costume are walking down a path, ascending mount Fuji. 1901 Colour woodcut
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Producer name
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School/style
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Date
- 1901
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Materials
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Technique
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Dimensions
- Height: 240 millimetres
- Width: 425 millimetres
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Inscriptions
Inscription Content
Signed in pencil:' Emil Orlik Tokio 1901'
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Curator's comments
In order to study the techniques of woodblock printmaking, Orlik embarked upon a two-month sea voyage, arriving in Japan in April 1900. He spent approximately ten months in Japan, where he visited ukiyo-e block carvers and printers and executed a large numbers of prints in a Japanese style. For the uncoloured proof state of this print, see 1949,0411.4512.
For this print, see Birget Ahrens & Peter Voss-Andreae, 'Emil Orlik in Japan', Hamburg 2012, cat.13. -
Location
Not on display (German XIXc Mounted Roy)
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Subjects
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Associated places
- Associated with: Japan
- (Asia,Japan)
- Associated with: Japan
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Acquisition name
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Acquisition date
1951
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Department
Prints & Drawings
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Registration number
1951,0501.17
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