Hiroshige's A Shoal of Fishes Japanese Fish Print Calendar

from A Shoal of Fishes by Utagawa Hiroshige A classic colorful artwork that has passed into the public domain and makes wonderful gifts and other products. This is from the famous series A Shoal of Fishes, showing seasonal fish along with some plants and blossoms. It has been edited and enhanced for this product. Utagawa Hiroshige (歌川 広重, 1797 – October 12, 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist in the Edo period (江戸時代, Edo jidai) or Tokugawa shogunate period (徳川時代, Tokugawa jidai), and one of the last great artists in that tradition. He was also referred to as Andō Hiroshige (安藤 広重) and by the art names of Ichiyūsai Hiroshige (一幽斎廣重) and Ryūsai. All of our products are made with large scale images that have been carefully edited to provide the best resolution, color and detail possible. We have tried to make products available in many popular formats, but please contact us via Masterpiece Gallery if you need help customizing anything. includes: Ai (Trout), Ainame & Shima-hata (Greenling and Grouper) with bush clover or nandin, Aji or muroaji or maaji & Ebi (Horse Mackerel and Shrimp or Prawn), Akodai (Red Rockfish) with bamboo grass, Bora (Gray Mullet) with camellia flower, Hirame & Mebaru (Halibut and Rockfish) with cherry blossoms, Hobo & Karei (Gurnard and Flounder) with bamboo plant, Inada & Fugu (Yellowtail and Puffer or Blowfish) with plum blossoms, Iseebi & Ebi (Crawfish or Spiny Lobster and Shrimp), Kani or Kegani & Saba (Crab and Mackerel) with morning glory, Kasogo & Himedai (Marbled Rockfish and Snapper) with ginger shoot, Katsuo (Skipjack Tuna) with flower blossoms, Kochi (Bartail flathead) with flowering eggplant, Koi (Carp), Kurodai & Akadai (Porgy or Black Seabream and Red bream or Golden Tai) with bamboo leaf and Japanese pepper, Madai or Red Tai (Red Seabream), Oomon-hata & Shiro-amadai (Cod and White Horsehead), Sayori & Awabi or tokobushi (Japanese halfbeak and Abalone), Suzuki & Kimmedai (Sea Perch and Alfonsino) with shiso plant, Tobiuo or tobiuwo & Ishimochi or guchi or shiroguchi (Flying Fish and White Croaker) with lily flower