1900 Print Temples Buddhist Nikko Japan Shrine Shinto Religon Architecture XGN4 XGY5 This piece was illustrated by

This piece was illustrated by Morse

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This is an original 1917 color cover for The Independent Magazine which is incorporated with Harper's Weekly

1900 Print Temples Buddhist Nikko Japan Shrine Shinto Religon Architecture XGN4 XGY5 This piece was illustrated byThis is an original 1900 halftone print of the entrance to the temples in Nikko, Japan. Nikko is an illustration of the architectural style of the Edo period as applied to Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. The temples are an example of a traditional Japanese religious center, associated with the Shinto perception of the relationship of man with nature, in which mountains and forests have a sacred meaning and are objects of veneration. CONDITION