Fifty-three Stations on the Tokaido: Morning Scene at Nihonbashi Bridge 東海道五拾三次之内　日本橋朝之景とうかいどうごじゅうさんつぎのうち　にほんばし　あさのけい

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現在の東京都中央区にあたる。東海道の起点・日本橋の朝の景色。朝焼けを背に大名行列が橋を渡り始める様子が窺える。先箱持ちを先頭に毛槍と続き、陣笠の従士たちが整然と列をなしている。手前には魚河岸から帰った魚屋や野菜売り、犬の姿を見ることができる。左右に開いた大木戸の間から覗くような視点が面白く、大木戸の縦格子と毛槍の縦のラインと橋の板目の横のラインが画面に一定のリズムを与え、堅固な構図を作り上げている。

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