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The School of Hokusai is a Japanese art school founded by the legendary ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai in 1760. Hokusai is best known for his iconic woodblock print series, including 'Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji'. The school's emphasis on meticulous detail, intricate compositions, and bold use of color continues to inspire artists worldwide.
Geisha Girls Entertaining A Man
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Comic Hero Kobayashi Asahino, Seated (sketch)
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Untitled, 1828
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Samurai Before A Fortress
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Samurai With Swords, Arch And Arrow
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A Kneeling Woman Presenting A Standing Man With
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Dessin: Jeune Garçon Et Boeuf, 1830
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Femme Allongée
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Warrior From Suikoden (+ 4s; 5 Works)
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A Mother Preventing Her Son From Committing
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Depicting A Man With Rifle In A Snowy Mountain
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Kakejiku, Painted In Ink, Gold And Colour On Silk
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Cinq Encres Sur Papier Collées Sur Le, 1800
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Takashima Oiko And Saeki Ujinaga
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Fish (woodblock Print; 13 Pictures Set)
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Various Ukiyo-e (a Set Of 13)
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