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Album "Views & Costumes of Japan": "Sosha" (Shrine of Tosho-gu)
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Album "Views & Costumes of Japan": "Sosha" (Shrine of Tosho-gu)
Album "Views & Costumes of Japan": "Sosha" (Shrine of Tosho-gu) Japan Nikko. Date of Photograph:1866 - 1890
Farsari Adolfo & Co.
AVQ-A-002612-0011
Media ID 33280845
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photo print, titled "AVQ-A-002612-0011" is a remarkable addition to the esteemed album "Views & Costumes of Japan". The image transports us back in time, capturing the essence of Japan's rich cultural heritage and its breathtaking landscapes. The focal point of this photograph is the awe-inspiring "Sosha" or Shrine of Tosho-gu. Standing amidst a lush backdrop of vibrant trees and flourishing vegetation, this non-Christian religious structure exudes an air of tranquility and spiritual significance. Its intricate architecture showcases meticulous craftsmanship that has withstood the test of time. Dating back to somewhere between 1866 and 1890, this snapshot by Farsari Adolfo & Co. , preserved by Alinari, allows us to glimpse into a world untouched by modernity. It serves as a visual testament to Japan's deep-rooted reverence for nature and spirituality. As we delve into this image, we are captivated by the harmonious blend between man-made structures and natural surroundings. The towering trees seem to embrace the shrine with their sprawling branches, creating an enchanting atmosphere that invites contemplation. Through this photograph, we are reminded that beauty can be found not only in grandeur but also in simplicity. The juxtaposition between the organic elements represented by botany and foliage against the rigid lines of architectural design creates a sense of balance within this composition. In conclusion, AVQ-A-002612-0011 offers us more than just an aesthetically pleasing visual experience; it provides insight into Japan's profound spiritual connection with nature through its shrines like Sosha. This timeless piece from Alinari takes us on a journey through history while inviting introspection about our own relationship with both religion and our natural environment
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