Admire the rich cultural detail of Hokusai's "Under Mannen Bridge at Fukagawa" as a sweeping 3 piece triptych, bringing immersive new scale to the captivating woodblock print.
About the Artwork:
"Under Mannen Bridge at Fukagawa" by Katsushika Hokusai, created between 1830 and 1832, is the fourth installment in his series called "36 Views of Mount Fuji." This piece focuses on Mount Fuji, which has great cultural significance in Japan. The artwork depicts the busy Mannen Bridge arching over Mount Fuji, along with fishermen and boats.
Product Details:
This 3 piece set includes:
Left canvas capturing the left side of the bridge with some buildings and trees.
Center canvas featuring Mount Fuji and a boat, under the center of the bridge.
Right canvas portraying a fishermen stationed on some rocks in the river, the left side of the bridge with some buildings and trees.
Each canvas print is made with premium fade-resistant materials, divided to showcase the immense detail and scale of Hokusai's masterful composition. Includes hanging hardware.
Features:
Set of 3 canvas prints
Printed on premium matte canvas
Archival fade-resistant inks
Stretched on wood frame
Hanging hardware included
Appreciate the rich cultural legacy of Hokusai's "Under Mannen Bridge at Fukagawa" in a whole new expansive perspective with this triptych.
