Follow the many lives of ukiyo-e master Hokusai, from Shunrō to Manji, as his art transforms through names and evolving styles.
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Why TASCHEN’s Hokusai is the Ultimate Gift for Fans of Ukiyo-e
Discover TASCHEN’s Hokusai book by Andreas Marks—746 artworks, deep insights, and pure Japanese art mastery in one epic volume.
What You Must See at Asia Week New York 2025
Asia Week New York 2025 brings top Asian art exhibitions, auctions, and events to NYC. See rare masterpieces and must-visit galleries.
Hokusai’s Great Wave and a Rare Joseon Moon Jar Lead a Christie’s Asia Week Auction 2025
Christie’s Asia Week Auction 2025 featuring Japanese and Korean Art includes Hokusai’s The Great Wave and a rare Joseon Dynasty Moon Jar.
How Beauty Looking Back Captures the Changing World of Edo Japan
Hishikawa Moronobu’s Beauty Looking Back reflects Edo Japan’s shifting lifestyles, art, and fashion in a single elegant glance.
Tsutaya Juzaburo: A Driving Force in the Content Business
Discover Tsutaya Juzaburo’s legacy at Tokyo National Museum’s exhibition, showcasing Edo’s vibrant culture and ukiyo-e masterpieces.
Casio G-SHOCK Hokusai: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation
Casio’s G-SHOCK Hokusai DW-5600 watches combine iconic art with rugged design, celebrating Japanese culture and timeless craftsmanship.
What is the Significance of Peacocks in Japanese Art and Culture?
Peacocks in Japanese art symbolize beauty, nobility, and harmony. Learn about their cultural significance and iconic artworks like Imazu Tatsuyuki’s screens.
What You Should Know About Uchiwa-e: Japanese Fan Art
Explore the history, craftsmanship, and cultural significance in the artistry of Japanese fan prints, called uchiwa-e.