@@MieGallery yes still exists 2 articles and the approach toward sharaku is objective given circumstances context etc Im very tempted to think sharaku is the acronym of the artists that were working to help their publisher severely punished and bankrupt..also thre quantity of prints -drawings-issued only in brief period -18 monnths- then stopped etc makes one think this...sharaku-translated in old japamese as --joke---eye...in this... s h a r a k u --hokusai - and 3 others let me see if have the link...
Ah I love when I can just fire up the old RUclips and learn something. Thanks for the quality video!
Thanks! I learn a ton when I research these topics - and there's no end of topics.
yess! Hve had this doubt...styles of eyes...in eisui and hokusai prints of portraits etc super good video!
Wonderful video
This is great quality! Keep up these deep dives!
Sharaku: genius. Although I'm not totally convinced 'Sharaku' was a 'he'.
What!? that's crazy talk... but please provide any links you find relating. It would make a great story.
@@MieGallery yes still exists 2 articles and the approach toward sharaku is objective given circumstances context etc Im very tempted to think sharaku is the acronym of the artists that were working to help their publisher severely punished and bankrupt..also thre quantity of prints -drawings-issued only in brief period -18 monnths- then stopped etc makes one think this...sharaku-translated in old japamese as --joke---eye...in this... s h a r a k u --hokusai - and 3 others let me see if have the link...
@@arielvalencia4583 It seems like a great mystery. Someone should do a TV series on it.
Thanks for this video!
Thank you so much for this very interesting video ! 👏
Thank you for this.
Welcome!
Thank you!