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    The Ten Most Important Ukiyo-e Art Prints …

    • This print comes from Hiroshige’s series One hundred views of famous places in Edo. Van Gogh copied his design in 1887 and by doing so made it one of the most influential art prints from Ukiyo-e art. The tr… See more

    Station Thirty-Two: Seba

    The print Seba comes from Hiroshige’s series titled One hundred views of famous places in Edo. Hiroshige, who was best known for his wide sweeping landscapes, finished thi… See more

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    Tako to Ama, The Dream of The Fisherman’s Wife

    Tako to Ama, the Dream of the Fisherman’s Wife falls into the illegal Ukiyo-e art category known as shunga. This print is one of the best-known works from Japanese … See more

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    The Beloved Wife’S Particolored Reins

    By far the most popular prints of the time were those showing Kabuki actors. These prints show a grotesque and dramatic glory with bright, contrasting colors, complicated action scen… See more

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    The Sea at Satta in Suruya Province

    This landscape print pays homage to Hokusai’s The Great Wave in its striking movement and dramatic, deeply curved waves. All landscape prints represent a late developme… See more

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    What is a ukiyo-e painting?
    Ukiyo literally means ‘floating world’ and Ukiyo-e (浮世絵) are Japanese wood prints that often depict popular geisha, sumo wrestlers and Kabuki actors, beautiful landscapes like Mount Fuji, scenes from local folklore, flora and fauna and much more. Initially, ukiyo-e paintings were drawn one by one with hand drawing.
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