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by Katsushika Hokusai, 1832 · Japanese
Look at how small Mount Fuji ends up here — a pale triangle wedged between two clusters of towering wooden poles on the right side of the print. Hokusai loved this trick throughout the Thirty-six Views series: hiding the mountain in plain sight, letting ordinary working life crowd right up to the…
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1735-1790Japan
Isoda Koryūsai turned a second career into one of the busiest workshops of eighteenth-century Edo, producing roughly 2,500 print designs and about ninety paintings, including scenes like Bijin in Front of a Tiger Screen and Beauty Beneath a Willow Tree. Look for how he bends kimono folds into flowing diagonals, a skill honed in the tall, narrow pillar-print format, giving even quiet domestic moments like Mother and Child at Play a sense of movement.
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