Hokusai Katsushika Libros

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Katsushika Hokusai (1760 1849), one of the last great artists of the Japanese Ukiyo-e tradition of the Edo period. His world famous image of the wave and other woodblock prints influenced a whole generation of modern painters because of the uniqueness of perspective and form. The walls of Monets house at Giverny were covered prints by Hokusai and other Japanese artists.

Ein Meisterwerk der japanischen Kunst in bibliophiler Prachtausgabe Hokusais Farbholzschnitt-Serie »36 Ansichten des Berges Fuji« gilt als Höhepunkt des Werks des bedeutenden japanischen Malers und Meisters der ukiyo-e -Kunst. Neben dem weltbekannten Motiv »Die Große Welle vor Kanagawa« – in unserer westlichen Kultur wohl das ikonischste Werk ostasiatischer Kunst überhaupt – umfasst die Serie insgesamt 46 vielfältige und detailreiche Farbholzschnitte von Landschaften und Alltagsszenen rund um den Berg Fuji im Japan des 19. Jahrhunderts. Diese einmalige, aufwendig ausgestattete Ausgabe versammelt die 36 ursprünglichen und 10 nachträglich entstandenen Farbtafeln in hervorragenden Reproduktionen, gebunden als Leporello zum Auffalten. So entfaltet sich die Schönheit von Hokusais Tafeln und sein Blick auf den majestätischen Fuji in aller Pracht. Seidenstoffbezogen mit silberner Prägung, hochwertig verpackt im Schmuckschuber und begleitet von einem Beiheft mit Kurzbeschreibungen aller Tafeln ist der Band ein einzigartiges Geschenk- und Sammlerobjekt. Ausstattung: Seidenbezogene Leporello-Ausgabe mit 46 Farbtafeln und 48-seitigem Booklet, im Schmuckschuber

In 1814, the great Japanese artist and printmaker Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) published the first volume of his sketches: Hokusai Manga. Originally designed as a reference for his students to emulate, it surpassed all expectations and became a bestseller, eventually expanding to fifteen volumes and over four thousand images. This three-volume edition is an extensive selection of Hokusai’s sketches, which present all the themes, motifs, and techniques found in his art. Although they are not based around an ongoing narrative, the caricatures, satirical drawings, and multipanel illustrations can clearly be seen as a forerunner of manga as it is understood today. Volume 1 explores Edo Life, the everyday world of the city that would later become Tokyo, featuring people from all walks of life at work and at play. Volume 2 is devoted to The Wonders of Nature, including animals, birds, and sh as well as landscapes, weather, and scenes of natural beauty. Finally, volume 3, Flights of Fancy, is packed with mythical creatures, supernatural beings, and all sorts of weird and wonderful imagery from the master’s imagination. This collection has enchanted and inspired artists and art lovers for two centuries and is now ripe for rediscovery.

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Kaguya, the daughter of the moon, is Japan's oldest fairy tale, dating back to around 900. Raised by a bamboo collector, Princess Kaguya becomes a beauty pursued by five noble suitors, all of whom fail her impossible tasks. Ultimately, she returns to her celestial home on the moon.

A wonderfully illustrated exploration of one of Hokusai's key motifs: Mount Fuji.