Giappone. Utagahana At Nikko Lake.

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"Giappone. Utagahana At Nikko Lake" is a notable hand-colored albumen silver photograph by Adolfo Farsari (1841–1898), an Italian photographer who gained prominence for his work in Japan during the Meiji era. Farsari's photography is significant for its role in shaping Western perceptions of Japan during a period when the country was opening up to international trade and relations after centuries of relative isolation.

This particular photograph captures the scenic beauty of the area around Lake Chūzenji in Nikko, a location known for its natural landscapes and as a part of the Nikko National Park. The image is titled in Italian, "Giappone" meaning Japan, followed by "Utagahana," which is likely a misspelling or an alternative transcription of "Utagahama," a location reference, and "At Nikko Lake," specifying the scene's setting.

Farsari's work is characterized by its meticulous hand-coloring, which was done to enhance the monochromatic albumen prints and appeal to the aesthetic preferences of Western and Japanese clients alike. His photographs were often produced as part of albums that served as souvenirs for foreign visitors and as documentation of Japanese culture and landscapes during a time of rapid modernization.

The photograph "Giappone. Utagahana At Nikko Lake" is a testament to Farsari's skill in composition and his contribution to the art of photography in the 19th century. It reflects the intersection of art and commerce, as well as the cultural exchange between Japan and the West during the Meiji period. The image is not only a visual record of a specific location but also an example of the way in which Japanese scenery was romanticized and commodified for an international audience.

As an artifact of historical and artistic significance, "Giappone. Utagahana At Nikko Lake" by Adolfo Farsari is a valuable piece within the broader context of early photographic practices in Japan and the pictorial representation of the country during a transformative era.

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