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29 Nov 2025 @ 11:59:49

The recent sale of a Hokusai’s “The Great Wave” print at a record price reminded me of my line in the queue (now for over 2 years) for one from Mokuhankan. My message when I signed up on their waiting list was, “I will wait just, please, don’t forget about me”, on 18 May 2023. Still waiting.

art japan woodblock
09 Jul 2025 @ 17:16:18
Some famous wave painting
Some famous wave painting /s.

The above depicts some famous wave, which is big—see the size of the boat in comparison. It is a woodblock print from a now superfamous person. Do you know the name (「富嶽三十六景 神奈川沖浪裏」) of the print without searching for it? How about the name of the artisan who made it?

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29 May 2025 @ 18:24:07
Snow at Miyajima, by “Tsuchiya Koitsu.”
“Snow at Miyajima”, by Tsuchiya Koitsu.

Because it is so very hot in here, and I also happen to adore Japanese woodblock prints, here it is “Snow at Miyajima”, by Tsuchiya Koitsu. Isn’t it lovely?!

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17 Sep 2023 @ 12:00:08
“Zojoji Temple in Snow, Japanese woodblock print
“Zojoji Temple in Snow”, Utagawa Hiroshige, late Tenpo era. From The Manichi.

I am totally in love with Japanese woodblock prints. If it weren’t because my taste and Kim’s collide, I would have them framed around the house, and I would collect them.

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18 May 2023 @ 21:07:31

I have not mentioned my namesake David before, but I have followed him for a long time, and his videos always have something new, something I missed. I just re-watched this one today.

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