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Shop art print and framed art Bridge at the Entrance to the town of Omiya by Felice Beato

 
 
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Subjects : Landscape, World culture
Keywords : Asia, Asian, Japan, Japanese, bridge, crossing, people, photography, river, town
(Ref : 138692) © Private Collection / Bridgeman Images
Bridge at the Entrance to the town of Omiya by Felice Beato(Ref : 138692) © Private Collection / Bridgeman Images

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To fully enjoy «Bridge at the Entrance to the town of Omiya» by Felice Beato, we recommend the large size (90x118.9 cm) printed on aluminium mounting with perspex, with the black floating box frame.
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Bridge at the Entrance to the town of Omiya

Felice Beato lives in Japan for twenty years or so, between 1863 and 1884. He produced many photographies of landscapes, architectures, some portraits and genre works. His works were realized in black and white, but some were coloured by hand.

 

This artwork is a photography from the beginnings period. It belongs to the landscape photography style.

 

« Bridge at the Entrance to the town of Omiya » is kept at Private Collection.

 

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