One work by this artist is framed by an eagle and shows farmland below outline mountains, while another work by this man shows a snow-covered temple with a large lantern in the foreground.
This artist depicted a ship piled with grain and the Fudo Shrine in his Famous Views of the Eastern Capital. Eisen produced 11 prints from this artist's Sixty-Nine Stations of the Kisikado. One work by this artist is framed by an eagle and shows farmland below outline mountains, while another work by this man shows a snow-covered temple with a large lantern in the foreground. This artist of One Hundred Famous Views of Edo also created a work in which travelers cross a bridge to Ozaki castle (*) and another which was recut to show a crowd with puppies; that work originally showed a procession crossing the nihonbashi bridge. For 10 points, name this artist of Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido, most notable for being the Ukiyo-e printmaker who's not Hokusai.
This artist depicted a ship piled with grain and the Fudo Shrine in his Famous Views of the Eastern Capital.
Ando Hiroshige [or Utagawa Hiroshige]