Fuji from Goten Yama Print by HokusaiThe Story Behind the Fuji from Goten Yama Print by Hokusai Created in c. 1833, the Fuji from Goten Yama print is a colour woodblock oban print by Japanese artist and printmaker Hokusai. He crafted the most famous landscape print series of ukiyo e, with his incredible series of Thirty six Views of Mount Fuji. This charming scene of cherry blossom at Goten Yama is part of that illustrious series. It shows Mount Fuji in the distance, with peopling

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The Story Behind the Syndics of the Drapers Guild Print

this has revealed Giotto’s fresco techniques of working in several layers using different materials

Clear Morning Print by Hokusai

He wears flamboyant clothes that represent the Italian fashion of the time

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to in recent years the figure of Gerolamo Barbarigo

This piece originated from Urbino which was Raphael's place of birth and it remained there until 1652

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The Story Behind The Crowning with Thorns Print

The painting portrays the Biblical scene where God gives life to Adam and is considered by art historians to be a representation of Genesis 1:22 “God created man in His own image”