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About this piece
Three individual woodblock printed pages from the Hokusai Manga, the multi-volume sketchbook series by Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), presented together in a single triptych mount.
The Manga was Hokusai's attempt at an encyclopedia of the observable world, and these three pages reflect that range: a study of Shishi, the guardian lion-dogs of Japanese folklore; sparrows and finches caught mid-movement; and a contrast of formal court figures against everyday labourers. Each page was chosen individually and brought together here rather than printed as a single composition.
Provenance by The Japanese Gallery, London, specialists in Japanese woodblock prints since 1977. Genuinely 19th-century, Edo-to-Meiji-era printing, since the blocks for the Manga remained in use for many decades after Hokusai's death.
Mounted in a custom triple-window mount within a solid oak frame, with TruGuard UV-protection glass.
Dimensions: 72cm wide, 43cm high.
- Color
- Brown
- Style
- Japanese
- Material
- Paper
- Condition
- Good
- Dimensions (cm)
- W 72D 2H 43
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