Katsushika Hokusai Ukiyo-e Woodcut Prints

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Biography: Katsushika Hokusai was born in 1760 in Edo (present-day Tokyo), Japan, the son of an artisan serving the Shogun. He died in 1849 in Tokyo. Hokusai apprenticed as a wood carver at age 14, and then studied under Katsukawa Shunsho, founder of the Katsukawa School of painting, starting at age 18. Around 1795, Hokusai broke with the Katsukawa School, studying with the rival Kano School. Affiliating himself with the Tawaraya School for awhile, he broke ties with all schools in 1798, embarking on creating his own unique style of work. Most of the works for which Hokusai is most famous, his Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji and One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji series of Ukiyo-e woodblock prints, were created after the age of 60, or 1820. Hokusai's later work significantly influenced another famous Ukiyo-e master, Ando Hiroshige, who was 37 years Hokusai's junior. Click any thumbnail to view a larger version or make a purchase.

Katsushika Hokusai Ukiyo-e Prints


Red Fuji, Fine Wind Clear Morning
32in x 24in
Other Sizes: 14x11 and 36x24

The Great Wave at Kanagawa
24in x 18in / 36in x 24in
Other Sizes: 55x28

Boy on Mt. Fuji
15in x 11in
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The Great Wave of Kanagawa
32in x 24in / 40in x 30in /
24in x 18in / 16in x 12in /
48in x 36in / 56in x 42in

Fuji in Clear Weather
24in x 18in / 16in x 12in /
32in x 24in / 40in x 30in /
48in x 36in / 56in x 42in

In the Well of the Great Wave of Kanagawa
40in x 30in / 32in x 24in /
24in x 18in / 16in x 12in /
48in x 36in / 56in x 42in

Eight Part Bridge, Province of Mucawa, Japan, circa 1830
24in x 18in / 16in x 12in /
32in x 24in / 40in x 30in /
48in x 36in / 56in x 42in

Ancient Pontoon Bridge at Sano, Kozuke Province
24in x 18in / 16in x 12in /
32in x 24in / 40in x 30in

View of the Evening Glow at Ryogoku Bridge from Onmayagashi
24in x 18in / 16in x 12in /
32in x 24in / 40in x 30in /
48in x 36in / 56in x 42in

Rainstorm Beneath the Summit (The Black Fuji)
24in x 18in / 16in x 12in /
32in x 24in / 40in x 30in /
48in x 36in / 56in x 42in

Two Men Washing a Horse in a Waterfall
18in x 24in

Procession over a Bridge
24in x 18in

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