Hokusai and Hiroshige : Challenges to the thirty six Views of Mount Fuji / Edo-Tokyo Museum

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[Introduction to the contents]
The story of Hiroshige II challenging the giant Katsushika Hokusai and introduces the masterpieces of the two great ukiyo-e artists.
Contains a total of 46 pictures of "Fugaku Sanju-Rokkei" (thirty six Views of Mount Fuji), a representative work of Hokusai, and introduces the challenges of Hiroshige who created his own style of painting.
This is an official illustrated book and book of the exhibitions held starting from the Nakanoshima Kosetsu Museum of Art.
[Author profile]
Edo-Tokyo Museum
It opened in Ryogoku, Tokyo on March 28, 1993 as a place to look back on the history and culture of Edo-Tokyo and think about the future city and life.
It is a unique building designed by Kiyonori Kikutake. Since its opening, it has been a cultural facility representing Tokyo. It uses valuable real materials, restored models and hands-on materials mainly for around 400 years from Ieyasu Tokugawa's entry into Edo to the present day.
It is currently closed until the middle of 2025 due to large-scale renovation work.