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• catalog abstract "Composite souvenir photograph albums with hand-colored albumen prints from the Meiji period reflecting traditional Japanese culture before modernization and the influence of the West. In volume one, most photographs were taken in and around Nikko with an emphasis on the historic Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples of the area, including Futarasan Jinja, the tomb of Tokugawa Iyeyasu at Nikko Toshogu, and the tomb of Tokugawa Iemitsu in the Buddhist temple complex of Rinnoji. Landscape and other views show the 100 stone statues of Jizo at Gamman-ga-fuchi, along the Daiya River, Japanese cedar trees along the Nikko Road from Imaichi, hot springs and waterfalls at Hakone, Lake Ashi, Mount Fuji, and Nagoya Castle. Volume two includes mostly views of Kyoto showing Chion'in and other Buddhist temples, temple bells, gates, and cemeteries. Also included are views of Shinto shrines and torii; teahouses and Japanese gardens; Lake Biwa and the city of Otsu; and the bronze bell at the Buddhist temple complex of Todaiji, which houses the Great Buddha (Daibutsu) of Nara, Japan's largest bronze Buddha statue. Many of the same subjects are pictured in volume three. Images show cherry trees, gardens, and landscapes; Buddhist temples, bells, priests, funeral processions, and sculpture, including the Great Buddha of Kamakura; Japanese travelers on the Tokaido, hotels, the Imperial Palace, sumo wrestlers, and festivals; street scenes showing shops, paper lanterns, rickshaws, and daily life; and Japanese women harvesting shellfish, planting rice, picking tea leaves, playing go, dressed in kimonos, and with children. Most of the photographs in volume three were taken in Yokohama and Tokyo.".
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• catalog coverage "Fuji, Mount (Japan) Photographs.".
• catalog coverage "Japan Religion 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog coverage "Japan Social life and customs 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog coverage "Kyoto (Japan) History 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog coverage "Nikkō-shi (Japan) History 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog coverage "Tokyo (Japan) History 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog coverage "Tōkaidō (Japan) Photographs.".
• catalog coverage "Yokohama-shi (Japan) History 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog created "ca. 1880-ca. 1895.".
• catalog date "1880".
• catalog date "ca. 1880-ca. 1895.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "ca. 1880-ca. 1895.".
• catalog description "Composite souvenir photograph albums with hand-colored albumen prints from the Meiji period reflecting traditional Japanese culture before modernization and the influence of the West. In volume one, most photographs were taken in and around Nikko with an emphasis on the historic Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples of the area, including Futarasan Jinja, the tomb of Tokugawa Iyeyasu at Nikko Toshogu, and the tomb of Tokugawa Iemitsu in the Buddhist temple complex of Rinnoji. Landscape and other views show the 100 stone statues of Jizo at Gamman-ga-fuchi, along the Daiya River, Japanese cedar trees along the Nikko Road from Imaichi, hot springs and waterfalls at Hakone, Lake Ashi, Mount Fuji, and Nagoya Castle. Volume two includes mostly views of Kyoto showing Chion'in and other Buddhist temples, temple bells, gates, and cemeteries. Also included are views of Shinto shrines and torii; teahouses and Japanese gardens; Lake Biwa and the city of Otsu; and the bronze bell at the Buddhist temple complex of Todaiji, which houses the Great Buddha (Daibutsu) of Nara, Japan's largest bronze Buddha statue. Many of the same subjects are pictured in volume three. Images show cherry trees, gardens, and landscapes; Buddhist temples, bells, priests, funeral processions, and sculpture, including the Great Buddha of Kamakura; Japanese travelers on the Tokaido, hotels, the Imperial Palace, sumo wrestlers, and festivals; street scenes showing shops, paper lanterns, rickshaws, and daily life; and Japanese women harvesting shellfish, planting rice, picking tea leaves, playing go, dressed in kimonos, and with children. Most of the photographs in volume three were taken in Yokohama and Tokyo.".
• catalog description "Ernest Goodrich Stillman, the son of American financier and banker James Stillman, earned his BA from Harvard in 1908 and his MD from Columbia in 1913. He worked at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research from 1915-1949. A generous benefactor of Harvard University, he had many interests, including photography and collecting Japanese art and literature.".
• catalog description "Forms part of: E.G. Stillman Japanese Collection.".
• catalog extent "3 albums (109 albumen prints) ;".
• catalog isPartOf "Early photography of Japan digitization project. net".
• catalog issued "1880".
• catalog issued "ca. 1880-ca. 1895.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog spatial "Fuji, Mount (Japan) Photographs.".
• catalog spatial "Japan Religion 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog spatial "Japan Social life and customs 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog spatial "Japan".
• catalog spatial "Kyoto (Japan) History 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog spatial "Nikkō-shi (Japan) History 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog spatial "Tokyo (Japan) History 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog spatial "Tōkaidō (Japan) Photographs.".
• catalog spatial "Yokohama-shi (Japan) History 1868-1912 Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Buddhism Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Buddhist temples Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "City and town life Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Clothing and dress Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Gardens Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Landscapes Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Rickshaws Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Shinto shrines Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Sumo Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Tokugawa family Tombs Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Torii Japan Photographs.".
• catalog subject "Women Japan Photographs.".
• catalog title "Photographs relating to Japan, 1898 [graphic].".
• catalog type "Albumen prints 1880-1900. gmgpc".
• catalog type "Genre photographs 1880-1900. gmgpc".
• catalog type "Group portraits 1880-1900. gmgpc".
• catalog type "Landscape photographs 1880-1900. gmgpc".
• catalog type "Photograph albums 1880-1900. gmgpc".
• catalog type "Portrait photographs 1880-1900. gmgpc".
• catalog type "image".