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by Katsushika Hokusai, 1831 · Japanese
Fuji sits back in the distance here, quieter and smaller than you might expect from Hokusai — this isn't the towering, wave-framed mountain of his most famous print. It's glimpsed through a gap between two hills, its snowy cap and rocky flanks rendered in that flat, almost stencil-like blue that…
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1836-1902France
French painter James Tissot built his early reputation on scenes of modern life, rendered with a fashionable, detail-rich precision, as seen in Tea, a study of contemporary leisure. But his later years brought a dramatic shift toward religion: Saint Joseph Seeks a Lodging in Bethlehem and What Our Lord Saw from the Cross show him abandoning secular subjects to illustrate the life of Christ, driven by a deepening turn toward faith and spiritualism.
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