Hiroshige Plum Garden At Kameido Analysis

The art piece made by Hiroshige, in 1857 on a woodblock print, is called Plum Garden at Kameido. In this work of art, there are oddly shaped trees that are blooming beautiful flowers. The sky is red and blends into a yellowish white and, eventually, green for the grass. In the background, there is a line of people that seems to be waiting outside of a house-like building. The lines in this art are either zigzag or diagonal. One of the trees that are zigzag is located on the left, along with another zigzag tree beside it. The diagonal line is the skinny branch around the upper right corner, attached to a slightly larger branch of the tree. Also, the red sky and the green grass complements each other perfectly, especially how the