Page 1 of 4 In the early 1830s, perhaps in order to help promote Hiroshige's first 53 Stations on the Tokaido series which was being issued at the time, Kunisada appropriated the Hiroshige designs, added a beauty in the foreground, and issued his own chuban series published by Sanoki.. As the Hiroshige set had not fully been issued, Kunisada created completely new compositions for the latter stations and added a second print for Kyoto (so the pages would be divisable by two). The original prints offered by the Stuart Jackson Gallery shown below have good to very good impressions, with consistantly excellent colors and condition unless otherwise noted   NOTICE: All prints from the 53 Stations of the Tokaido by Kunisada ahave been sold as of Feb. 2003
1 Nihonbashi $200	2 Shinagawa sold	3 Kawasaki Note: Small hole sold
4 Kanagawa sold	5 Hodogaya sold	6 Totsuka sold
7. Fujisawa sold	8 Hiratsuka sold	9 Oiso sold
10 Odawara Note: Printing flaws $215	11 Hakone $310	12 Mishima $295
13 Numazu $310	14 Hara $sold	15 Yoshiwara sold

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