New Year's Day in Edo by Hiroshige Canvas Print

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New Year's Day in Edo by Hiroshige Canvas PrintThere's a reason Hiroshige kept returning to snow scenes; rooms still respond. The deep night sky, soft snow and a flash of red shrine fencing bring quiet weight to a wall without darkening it. It earns its keep above a low sideboard, in a narrow hallway or beside a reading chair, where the figures with parasols give the eye something to wander over. Pair it with dark stained wood, linen, paper shades and stoneware in earthy tones. Plaster, off white

a jellyfish and sand dollars sit in cut-out shapes with pops of soft pink

Hang it and a quiet corner suddenly has a story

and the small mustard streak suddenly does a lot of work

Unlike most cat art

Keep busy gallery walls and ornate florals at arm's length — this piece prefers a little breathing room around it

Skip busy florals and loud graphic posters nearby — this one wants space to breathe

and changes the temperature of the room

kilim rugs

Works at eye level above a sideboard too

Hang it on a darker wall in a study

It wants a quiet wall — chalky off-white

hand-lettering knew how to charm a room — and how to cut