Hokusai Thirty-Six Views Of Mount Fuji Andreas Marks Taschen Gmbh Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

Mount Fuji Has Long Been A Centerpiece Of Japanese Cultural Imagination And Nothing Captures This With More Virtuosity Than The Landmark Woodblock Print Series Thirty-Six Views By Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) Renowned Printmaker Documents 19Th-Century Japan Exceptional Artistry Adoration Celebrating Its Countryside Cities People Serene Natural Beauty Produced At Peak Hokusai’s Artistic Ambition Is Quintessential Work Ukiyo-E That Earned Artist World-Wide Recognition As Leading Master His Craft Prints Illustrate Own Obsession Well Flourishing Domestic Tourism Late Edo Period Just Mountain Was Cherished View For Travelers Heading To Capital (Now Tokyo) Along Tōkaidō Road Infallible Backdrop Each Series’ Unique Scenes Distinctive Landscape Provincial Charm Setting Vivid Palette Exquisite Detail Including Iconic Under Great Wave Off Kanagawa (Also Wave) Widely Celebrated Treasure International Art History Among Only Few Complete Reprints Xxl Edition Pays Homage Striking Colors Compositions Unprecedented Care Magnitude Bound In Tradition Uncut Paper Presents Original 36 Plates Plus Additional 10 Later Added Perfect Companion Piece Taschen’s One Hundred Sixty-Nine Stations Kisokaidō Publication Paints An Enchanting Picture Pre-Industrial Itself Stunning Monument Printing Σελίδες: 224 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1111 Διαστάσεις: 44X44Cm