Tea House « Ebisuya », Enoshima, c. 1890 Format:Large (21x28")

Tea House « Ebisuya », Enoshima, c. 1890 Format:Large (21x28")Quiet Horizon: Tea at Ebisuya, Enoshima, c. 1890 Details Museum grade reproduction of a hand colored albumen print (c. 1890) Features the Ebisuya teahouse in Enoshima, with views over Sagami Bay Showcases traditional Japanese interiors: tatami flooring, shoji screens, open air veranda Digitally restored to enhance original tones and preserve fine details Printed on archival cotton rag paper for lasting color and clarity About the Artwork This serene

This process created visually rich works that combined photographic realism with painterly sensitivity

This portrait — featuring a Western couple posed in traditional studio attire — reflects the cultural exchange and curiosity of the era

About the Artwork

often published and admired in Europe

and ornate lacquered furnishings

Taken near Gongin Temple

to connect with the spiritual heart of Japan

Whether you're a devotee of Indian architecture or a connoisseur of vintage travel photography

and flowering trees

About the ArtworkTaken in Northern Vietnam around the 1930s

and connection

The lush background contrasts beautifully with the formal grace of the passengers