I went to a Hokusai retrospective a couple years back that had every single one of his prints in chronological order. The volume and quality of the work was amazing and you could clearly see the development of his style over the course of his extremely long career. They had two Wave of Kanagawa prints side by side, which was really striking because you could see the difference in color and even the density of background gradient. Western prints of the era had to be exactly the same in order to be considered an edition, so the more wabi-sabi approach was refreshing.
I went to a Hokusai retrospective a couple years back that had every single one of his prints in chronological order. The volume and quality of the work was amazing and you could clearly see the development of his style over the course of his extremely long career. They had two Wave of Kanagawa prints side by side, which was really striking because you could see the difference in color and even the density of background gradient. Western prints of the era had to be exactly the same in order to be considered an edition, so the more wabi-sabi approach was refreshing.
It was great video to understand hokusai work
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I never noticed Mt. Fuji either!
Aww great! It's always interesting when you see something new!
I just got a couple of canvas prints from this guy for my condo.
thank you for the great explanation! underrated content here
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Good video I like it. Could you please made an explanation video about Gebran Khalil Gebran painting "the eye of the hand"
Possibly, I'll take a closer look.
I loved the rim shot! Great video, again. I could watch these all day.
Aww thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
I have never seen Mount Fuji before. that is amazing
Yeah it's so cool, I think they're meant to be scenes of everyday life but with the omnipresent Mount Fuji in the background
This was so interesting, I always see this print everywhere so it was good to learn what it actually is 😊
Aww thanks very much :) Glad you enjoyed it x
Looking forward to the next time you select a Japanese woodblock to focus on.
Thank you!
ayooo she reading
Obviously haha