con un cappello a tesa larga sulla testa che sostituisce l’elegante berretto della precedente acquaforte
His prints depict temples
Designing Nature: The Rinpa Aesthetic in Japanese Art
This movement aimed to renew the tradition of ukiyo-e prints by combining classical techniques with modern sensibilities and Western influences
Bibliografia
HOKKEI TOTOYA, Dochu gafu n. 3, 1838-1850 sculture con un cappello a tesaBeautiful proof with excellent colors in an edition dating around 1850. Printed on Japanese paper. In perfect condition, with margins all around. The book illustrates views of locations and travelers along the Tkaid road. Bibliography M. Forrer, Eirakuya Tshir Publisher in Nagoya, Amsterdam 1985, p. 159 M. Forrer, Hokusai and His School. Paintings, Drawings, and Illustrated Books, Haarlem 1982, no. 87 Hokkei Totoya (Edo 1780 Edo 1850) was one of the