Hokusai kunsttrykk
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Hokusai?
A Japanese artist (1760–1849) and one of the most famous in ukiyo-e, the Japanese woodcuts. His most famous works are The Great Wave at Kanagawa and the series about Mount Fuji.
Are they real woodcuts?
They are reproductions of Hokusai's woodcuts, printed on paper. The originals are in museums, so the prints give you the image and the atmosphere.
What décor suits Hokusai?
Japandi, minimalist and Scandinavian décor. A Hokusai print in oak frame against a white wall is a classic.
What size fits?
The large wave and similar landscapes look best in 50x70 cm, as the details in the wave are visible. 30x40 cm works for smaller motifs.
Is it a good gift?
Yes, Hokusai is among the most recognizable names in the world, and is suitable for those who like Japan, art or design.