Japanese Wall Art

Japanese wall art brought the floating world to Western walls and never left. This collection gathers the woodblock masters of the Edo period and the ukiyo-e tradition they perfected: Hokusai's Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji and the colossal Great Wave off Kanagawa, Hiroshige's rain-swept post roads, and the studies of sea, weather and daily life that taught Monet, Van Gogh and Degas to flatten a plane and trust a line. Every print is restored from high-resolution scans, so the flat colour fields and the fine key-block outlines stay as crisp as the originals. Hung as a pair or a wall of four, they bring calm structure to a room without going quiet. Museum-quality framed giclee canvas in gold, silver, or charcoal, made to order.