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Plan your Japanese Road Trip using the Woodblock Prints of Hiroshige

You could, if you wanted to, ditch your phone and still plan one of the world's most amazing road trips using nothing but the woodblock prints of Edo period Japanese artist Hiroshige. But if that sounds a little too daunting and a little too much work, you could just follow the road map curator Alfred Haft has created using those same woodblock prints by Hiroshige. Call shotgun and join curator Alfred Haft on a journey through the landscapes and roadways of Edo period Japan with nothing but the wonderful works of Hiroshige. Tickets for Hiroshige: artist of the open road: https://shorturl.at/CHlB4 Supported by Zemen Paulos and Jack Ryan OBJECT UPDATES: Nothing as of yet #CuratorsCorner #Japan #prints

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You could, if you wanted to, ditch your phone and still plan one of the world's most amazing road trips using nothing but the woodblock prints of Edo period Japanese artist Hiroshige. But if that sounds a little too daunting and a little too much work, you could just follow the road map curator Alfred Haft has created using those same woodblock prints by Hiroshige. Call shotgun and join curator Alfred Haft on a journey through the landscapes and roadways of Edo period Japan with nothing but the wonderful works of Hiroshige. Tickets for Hiroshige: artist of the open road: https://shorturl.at/CHlB4 Supported by Zemen Paulos and Jack Ryan OBJECT UPDATES: Nothing as of yet #CuratorsCorner #Japan #prints
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