A Pair of Pheasants on Snowy Branches by Ohara Koson, 1877 g primakoff Switzerland originally published in 1573

Switzerland originally published in 1573 as part of the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum

using expansive vistas and dramatic illumination to evoke the sublime—nature’s power to inspire awe and reflection

it blends realism with idealized storytelling to invite families to discover the nation’s birthplace by rail

The presence of Park-e-Shahr (City Park) and other green spaces highlights the city’s dedication to public life and leisure

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A Pair of Pheasants on Snowy Branches by Ohara Koson, 1877 g primakoff Switzerland originally published in 1573A Pair of Pheasants on Snowy Branches by Ohara Koson is a lyrical bird and flower scene that distills winters hush into a poised decorative image. Kosonborn in 1877 and celebrated for his refined portrayals of wildlifeworked at the heart of the shin hanga movement, which revived the beauty of ukiyo e woodblock printing for a new century. Here, two pheasants balance on snow laden boughs, their poised postures and carefully patterned plumage evoking