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| Enlarged Photo |
Hokusai Aka-Fuji: Ukiyo-e was pictured with the line of the single color by sumi at first. The multicolored printing got possible by progress of woodprint skill. The depiction technique of ukiyo-e reportedly gave big influence also to global artists like Gogh and Monet. This is Fujisan (Mt. Fuji) painting which Hokusai (1760-1849) of the Ukiyo-e artist painted. Mt. Fuji is one of the symbols of Japan. And Mt. Fuji is a feminine and beautiful mountain, so it has long been pictured by many painters. This is Aka-Fuji of the famous Ukiyoe in them. Aka-Fuji means "Mt. Fuji appears to be red by the morning glow in summer". Material: Japanese paper and Karaki Size: 225x20x13mm(8.9x0.8x0.5in) / weight: 30g(1.1oz) |
| Price: 2,600 Yen |
| Stock: 3 |