Meiji-Era Railway Station in Ukiyo-e

A Meiji-era woodblock triptych (three panels together) depicting the novelty of a modern steam railway station, executed in the late-Edo woodblock aesthetic applied to new subject matter — the exact hybrid of traditional technique and Western modernity characteristic of Meiji kaika prints. The central panel shows a black iron steam locomotive billowing white smoke, rendered with the same flat-color woodblock technique as a traditional boat or mountain; the European-style brick station hall in the background. Left panel: a crowd of Meiji citizens — some in Western frock coats and top hats, others in traditional hakama — waiting on the platform, their facial types drawn in the elongated ukiyo-e manner. Right panel: a Japanese woman in Western-style bustle dress and kanzashi hair pins watching the train depart. Prussian blue (a color newly available in Japan) dominates the sky. The border of all three panels carries a shared decorative motif of chrysanthemums and telegraph wires.

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