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Hokusai

200Edizione: Multilingue (Francese, Inglese, Tedesco)Disponibilità: Disponibile

Con il suo erotismo sensuale, i ritratti di attori kabuki, le rappresentazioni del Monte Fuji e della vita sulla strada Tōkaidō, Katsushika Hokusai è stato l'artista più celebre del periodo Edo. Questa monografia, che non ha precedenti, seleziona le opere più belle di un'opera prolifica che comprende diverse migliaia di xilografie, dipinti, schizzi e illustrazioni di libri.

Copertina rigida, con segnalibro a nastro11.4 x 15.6 in.15.32 lb722 pagine

“La monografia più accurata mai realizzata sul Hokusai.”

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Hokusai

Hokusai

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Hokusai Maximus

The most distinguished artist of Edo-period Japan, explored like never before

At the age of six, Hokusai was said to have painted his first picture, and a year after his death aged 89, his designs for illustrated books were posthumously published. Tracing a long, prolific career, this edition spans each of the artist’s creative phases: from the actor portraits with which Hokusai started out to the 1,300 designs carried out in his final years under the name Manji.

Reproducing 746 woodblock prints, paintings, sketches, and book illustrations, many of them in granular detail, this volume is comfortably the most complete publication on perhaps Japan’s most famous artist. Hokusai’s wide appeal as the recognizable figure of Japan’s Edo period endures to this day: in March 2023, a version of his iconic woodblock print Under the Wave off Kanagawa (or The Great Wave), from his series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, was auctioned for 2.76 million US dollars.

Looking far beyond The Great Wave, this monograph features both familiar and lesser known, rarely reprinted artworks. Entitled The (almost) complete Hokusai, it offers an unmatched variety of subjects and techniques: from a landscape of the Kirifuri Waterfall to large-format maps of the Tōkaidō and Kisokaidō roads and the Bōsō Peninsula; spreads of illustrated books, from his sensual, imaginative erotica (shunga) to drawing manuals such as the fifteen-volume Hokusai manga; and several depictions of animals, from his various woodblock print series on birds and flowers to his later hanging scroll paintings of ducks amidst a flowing stream and a tiger suspended in the snow.

The result of an extensive campaign of new photography, this edition has sourced images of artworks from over 100 institutions worldwide. These include museums and collections from Europe and the United States to Japan, such as the Hiei Shrine at Kisarazu, where a surviving panel painting of a boar hunt at the foot of Mount Fuji was rephotographed for this edition.

Accompanying texts by Andreas Marks place Hokusai’s works in historical context, exploring his influence on Western artists such as Degas and Gauguin despite never leaving Japan himself. Combining rigorous research on the authenticity of Hokusai’s art with extra-large reproductions, including four fold-outs, The (almost) complete Hokusai is both a visual carnival of Edo-period Japan and a significant monograph of scholarly reference.

L'autore

Andreas Marks ha studiato storia dell’arte dell’Asia orientale all’Università di Bonn e ha conseguito il dottorato in studi giapponesi all’Università di Leida con una tesi sulle stampe del XIX secolo raffiguranti attori di kabuki. Dal 2008 al 2013 è stato direttore e capo curatore del Clark Center for Japanese Art di Hanford, California, e dal 2013 è responsabile della sezione dedicata all’arte giapponese e coreana della Mary Griggs Burke Collection, nonché direttore del Clark Center for Japanese Art presso il Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Hokusai
Copertina rigida, con segnalibro a nastro29 x 39.5 cm6.95 kg722 pagine

ISBN 978-3-8365-9188-1

Edizione: Multilingue (Francese, Inglese, Tedesco)
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Great book!

Thomas V.,8 novembre 2024
Really happy with this one, looks good on the coffeetable!