Gotenyama (Shell Gathering at Shinagawa)

Painting is one of a set of eight views of Tokyo by Ogata Gekko. Two women and a boy are shown viewing a harbor where people gather shellfish on the distant shore. Contained in modern wooden box with lid.

Maker(s)
Artist: Ogata Gekkō 尾形月耕 (1859-1920)
Historical period(s)
Taisho era, 1919
Medium
Color on silk
Dimensions
H x W (image): 103.6 × 35.5 cm (40 13/16 × 14 in)
Geography
Japan
Credit Line
Purchase from the Estate of Robert O. Muller with funds provided by the Friends of the Freer and Sackler Galleries and the Harold P. Stern Memorial Fund
Collection
Freer Gallery of Art
Accession Number
F2004.8
On View Location
Currently not on view
Classification(s)
Painting
Type

Hanging scroll

Keywords
Japan, kakemono, Taisho era (1912 - 1926)
Provenance
Provenance research underway.
Description

Painting is one of a set of eight views of Tokyo by Ogata Gekko. Two women and a boy are shown viewing a harbor where people gather shellfish on the distant shore. Contained in modern wooden box with lid.

Collection Area(s)
Japanese Art
Web Resources
Google Cultural Institute
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