Evening Snow on Matsuchi Hill (1765-1770) from the series Eight Fashionable Views of Edo 'Furyu Edo Hakkei' by Suzuki Harunobu, from the Original, Framed Art Print

Evening Snow on Matsuchi Hill (1765-1770) from the series Eight Fashionable Views of Edo 'Furyu Edo Hakkei' by Suzuki Harunobu, from the Original, Framed Art PrintOriginal public domain art, digitally enhanced in high resolution. The game of Sugoroku, shown here and still current today, is played with counters and a single die. The board game involves a race to the finish. The woman at the right is about to throw the die as the other makes her "move" on the board. Whoever reaches the goal first is the winner. Despite the cold weather, the shoji are drawn back to reveal Mount Matsuchi, a site in Edo famous for

a tantric adept at left

Published 1818

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Crafted with meticulous attention to detail

or female master practitioner

then happily scurrying away

Arcimboldo did not start to paint his signature heads and figures until he came to the Habsburg court

Public domain art from the original at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Features unit conversion from metric to imperial measurement (long press button)

And these shorts also have hidden belt pockets perfect for holding small items such as keys and cards

Packing in styrofoam and carton

The hat's wide brim provides excellent UV protection