School Of Katsushika Hokusai Collection
The School of Katsushika Hokusai, known for its exquisite artistry, flourished during the Juima Edo period from 1615 to 1868
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The School of Katsushika Hokusai, known for its exquisite artistry, flourished during the Juima Edo period from 1615 to 1868. One remarkable creation from this era is the Mask of Fudo Myoo, a stunning piece crafted in the 18th-19th century. The mask showcases intricate details and embodies the power and strength associated with Fudo Myoo. Another masterpiece by this school is the Four Sketches Birds Design Grotesque Mask mounted together. This unique artwork combines four different bird designs into one composition, showcasing both creativity and skill. In addition to these extraordinary masks, the it also produced captivating works like Sage and Fan Peddler. These pieces capture everyday life during the Edo period with their attention to detail and vibrant colors. The school's influence extended beyond mere aesthetics; they also created symbolic artworks such as Ebisu God Luck Protector Merchants and Benten Goddess Love. These pieces were believed to bring good fortune and love respectively, reflecting their significance in Japanese culture. Furthermore, Mother Children Summer Night depicts a heartwarming scene that resonates with viewers even today. It portrays a tender moment between a mother and her children under the moonlight during summer nights—a timeless representation of maternal love. Pheasant Snake presents an intriguing juxtaposition between two contrasting creatures—symbolizing duality or perhaps even harmony within nature itself. Amongst their religious-themed works is Daruma Buddhist Saint—an embodiment of enlightenment through perseverance—a concept deeply rooted in Buddhism philosophy. Lastly, Actor Danjuro Shibaraku captures theatrical brilliance prevalent during the Edo period. This piece pays homage to traditional Kabuki theater while highlighting dramatic expressions that captivated audiences at that time.