Celebrating the ‘Floating World’ More than 70 works dating back to 17th-century Japan — including woodblock prints, paintings ...

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Alan Medaugh Along with his contemporary peers like Hokusai, the artist witnessed immense change throughout his lifetime, which he chronicled in thousands of woodblock prints. “As Japan confronted the ...

Hiroshige is slightly less well known than the older Hokusai, the great polymath, the Leonardo of Japanese art if you like, who excelled in all genres. Yet Hiroshige created more iconic landscape ...

Within this tradition, Hiroshige – a grand new exhibition of whose work will open at the British Museum next month – developed a distinctive artistic voice, and this was nowhere more visible than in ...

The exhibition in Turin produced by Skira presents the Japanese universe through over 300 masterpieces, some of which have never been seen in Italy: prints by the greatest masters of ukiyo-e, such as ...

who holds as deep a knowledge of anime as he does Hokusai. The late fashion designer Virgil Abloh, a former collaborator, once described Murakami as “the only person in the world who works ...

(Andrew Jankowski) Before patrons reach it, they will see prints from Japanese masters such as Hashimoto Chikanobu, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Katsushika Hokusai, Utagawa Hiroshige II and Kitagawa Utamaro.

Now that the dust of war had settled, Manhattan’s Metropolitan Museum could drag out the priceless Japanese prints it acquired in 1936, and had never displayed. On exhibit last week, the Met’s ...