Japanese art

Amida Falls

Katsushika Hokusai, ca. 1827

From Hokusai's series devoted to waterfalls in the provinces of Japan. The falling water is rendered as an almost abstract shape framed by rocks.

“Amida Falls” by Katsushika Hokusai (ca. 1827) — a faithful reproduction of the masterpiece, printed on natural cotton canvas and stretched over a wooden frame. Category: Japanese art. Hypoallergenic inks, ready to hang.

Size

20×3030×4030×4540×5040×6050×6050×7060×8060×90

Price: confirmed by our team

Add to cart

Material

100% natural cotton canvas

Frame

Built-in wooden stretcher

Inks

Water-based, hypoallergenic

Ready to hang

Yes

Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art — Public Domain (CC0)