tokaido-journey – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Nihonbashi, Tokaido Journey 1, by William Zacha

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Sunrise ~ Atsuta, Tokaido Journey

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Sunrise ~ Atsuta, Tokaido Journey

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The dark navy cloth-bound Tokaido Journey box unfolded: on the left, a map showing each station on the Old Tokaido Road, on the right, The 53 Stages of the Tokaido Highway, and in the center, the stacked serigraphs of William Zacha’s 55 stations, with 01.Nihonbashi on top. Limited edition (1985).

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The 53 Stages of the Tokaido Highway: endpaper, boxed set of William Zacha’s 55 Tokaido Journey serigraphs (showing box fasteners). Limited edition (1985).

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William Zacha’s Tokaido Journey boxed set, open to title page, with an endpaper list, The 53 Stages of the Tokaido Highway. Limited edition (1985).

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Nissaka, Station 26 in William Zacha’s Tokaido Journey series.

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