Hiroshige, Hokusai and the great masters of Japanese prints

WRITTEN IN FRENCH

Hokusai, Hiroshige, Utamaro... These great masters of prints gave water, flowers, birds as well as everyday life a poetry that still charms today. From bubbling waterfalls to gentle rivers, from torrents to carpets of snow, throughout the seasons, Japanese landscapes symbolize calm, serenity and spirituality.
This very pretty book reproduces more than 80 large-format prints, which capture all the variations and nuances of Japanese landscapes. Its play of light, its curves and its undulations accompany the invention of a deep blue, Prussian Blue, which gives the works a unique depth and intensity.

French
136 pages

Editions Larousse
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