Hiroshige was the final and greatest ukiyo-e artist of Edo period,Japan. His last work, One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, tookHokusai’s landscape art to a new level and freely appliedperspective and deformation. The series vividly portrays thecityscape and life of Edo, which was one of the largest cities inthe world. Readers will be able to trace the characteristics ofHiroshige’s art that influenced artists such as Van Gogh, Manet,and Cézanne. Letting users sort the prints in multiple ways andview each scene’s location on a map of present-day Tokyo, this apppresents Hiroshige’s One Hundred Famous Views of Edo in anunprecedented form. It is a must-have for the ukiyo-e enthusiast.