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This pair of six-panel screens depicting the city of Edo (Tokyo) and its suburbs and the accomplishments of Tokugawa Iemitsu (the third shogun) provides rare historical material for the early Edo period. There are several theories regarding the date of their creation. Each screen measures 162.5 x 366.0 cm.
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Edo l34, View of Edo, left screen. pair of six-panel folding screens (17th century). BOTTOM OF THIRD PANEL, Left Screen
Zaimokucho, Riverside of downtown Edo (unloading lumber), 
Mukai Shogen (Fleet Admiral) residence.
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江戸初期の弁才船（『江戸図屏風』中央の大型二隻）。矢倉式の上廻り、水路内ではあるが櫓漕という初期の特徴を備えている。, 右下にあるのが向井忠勝の屋敷。関船が繋留されたり屋敷内と水路が繋がる等、水軍の屋敷に相応しい造りになっている（『江戸図屏風』）。
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Edo l34, Bezaisen, "View of Edo" folding left screen (17th century)
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Benzaisen in the early Edo periodIt is a uwamawari in the Yagura style and has an early characteristic of Yagura-banashi, although it is in the waterway., Tadakatsu MUKAI's residence is located at the bottom right.The mizu-gun's residence is suitable for the construction of the Sekibune , and the residence is connected to the waterway .
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江戸 l34 図屏風左端。江戸中川原左目付芝居木帳 向井将監邸
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江戸 l34, ベザイゼン『江戸図』
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edo equal temperament edo period