Who created ""View in London," the Prosperity of Countries: London, England"?

"View in London," the Prosperity of Countries: London, England was created by Utagawa Yoshimori in September 1872.

What medium is ""View in London," the Prosperity of Countries: London, England"?

"View in London," the Prosperity of Countries: London, England is Woodblock print; ink and color on paper.

Is ""View in London," the Prosperity of Countries: London, England" in the public domain?

Yes, "View in London," the Prosperity of Countries: London, England is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

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Kak'koku han e sukushi Igirisu Rondon|"View in London," the Prosperity of Countries: London, England

Q: When was ""View in London," the Prosperity of Countries: London, England" created?

This artwork was created September 1872.

Utagawa Yoshimori

September 1872

Medium

Woodblock print; ink and color on paper

About Utagawa Yoshimori

1830–1884 • Japan

Japanese, 1830–1884

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