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The Abe River Near Fuchu, circa 1833 – 1834 | Japanese Equestrian Print agriculture

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agriculture

but from all over the world

horses have been worshipped as gods

riding Midareashi (乱足)

The Abe River Near Fuchu, circa 1833 – 1834 | Japanese Equestrian Print agricultureThe Abe River near Fuchu, circa 1833 1834. Utagawa Hiroshige, (1797 1858). This print, shows travelers crossing the river near Fuchu, now a commercial center in western Tokyo. At right a woman rides in a palanquin atop a platform carried by porters wading through the chest deep water. From the opposite direction, two men lead a pack horse while a third man helps balance the load on the horse's back. Details about pack horses can be found in the book,

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