One Hundred Views of Naniwa

Summary

One Hundred Views of Naniwa is a series of prints^[1].

Key Facts

• One Hundred Views of Naniwa is the creator of Utagawa Kunikazu^[2].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa is the creator of Utagawa Yoshitaki^[3].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa is the creator of Utagawa Yoshiyuki^[4].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's image is recorded as もくじ1 (浪花百景).jpg^[5].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's image is recorded as もくじ2 (浪花百景).jpg^[6].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's instance of is recorded as series of prints^[7].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's owned by is recorded as Osaka Municipal Central Library^[8].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's genre is recorded as ukiyo-e^[9].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's genre is recorded as nishiki-e^[10].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's genre is recorded as meisho-e^[11].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's collection is recorded as Osaka Municipal Central Library^[12].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's copyright license is recorded as Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International^[13].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's Commons category is recorded as 100 Views of Naniwa^[14].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Asazawa no benzaiten^[15].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Ajikawa bashi^[16].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Amijma fūkei^[17].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Amida ike^[18].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Ikutama emadō^[19].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Ikutama benten-ike yoru no kei^[20].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Ibara sumiyoshi^[21].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Imabashi tsukiji no fūkei^[22].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Imamiya ebisu no miya^[23].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Ubuyu Ajihara-ike^[24].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Ume yashiki^[25].
• One Hundred Views of Naniwa's has part is recorded as Urae kakitsubata^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Utagawa Kunikazu^[2], an ukiyo-e artist^[27], 1848–1868^[28], of Japan^[29]; Utagawa Yoshitaki^[3], a painter^[30], 1841–1899^[31], of Japan^[32]; and Utagawa Yoshiyuki^[4], a painter^[33], of Japan^[34].