Original Meiji Era Japanese Woodblock Prints — Ise Grand Shrine Views by Hasegawa Sadanobu II

Authentic set of 8 rare Meiji-era meisho-e woodblock prints (approx. 18 x 24 cm) by renowned Osaka artist Hasegawa Sadanobu II (長谷川貞信), dated January 1899 (Meiji 32).
These vivid scenes depict famous sites of Ise Grand Shrine (Ise Jingu), including Naiku, Geku, and iconic Futami Rocks — beautifully detailed with pilgrims, festive processions, and the unique fusion of tradition and modernization that defines the late 19th century.

Original captions include:

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Locations like 二見ヶ浦 (Futami Bay), 内宮 (Inner Shrine), 外宮 (Outer Shrine).

Printed on delicate handmade washi, using vivid aniline colors typical for the era.
Perfect for collectors of ukiyo-e, travel meisho-e and Japanese shrine imagery.
Ships Safe and trackedly from Latvia (Riga Gallery of Japanese Art “CloudyYokomido”).
A truly special find for lovers of Edo-Meiji transitions and Osaka printmaking!


For US buyers: this item enters the United States duty-free.