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A framed Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print, specifically Katsushika Hokusai's "Fine Wind, Clear Morning" (also known as "Red Fuji") from the *Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji* series, is displayed against a dark, uniform background. The print depicts Mount Fuji with a prominent reddish-orange main body, a white snow-capped peak, and dark blue-green foothills indicative of dense trees. The sky above is a deep blue, traversed by horizontal white cloud streaks. Japanese characters are visible in a white cartouche in the upper left corner and as a vertical inscription along the right edge of the print. The artwork is meticulously centered within a wide, cream-colored mat, which is enclosed by a slim, dark (likely black) frame. To the immediate right of the framed artwork, a partial exhibition information plaque is visible, containing fragments of English text, including "Aut," "Ho," "The," and a date fragment "(18", along with the Portuguese word "não". The scene is well-lit, suggesting an exhibition setting. This display is located in the Japan House São Paulo, Brazil.
Mrv

Sep 10, 2025, 5:34 PM

São Paulo, Brazil

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A framed Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print, specifically Katsushika Hokusai's "Fine Wind, Clear Morning" (also known as "Red Fuji") from the *Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji* series, is displayed against a dark, uniform background. The print depicts Mount Fuji with a prominent reddish-orange main body, a white snow-capped peak, and dark blue-green foothills indicative of dense trees. The sky above is a deep blue, traversed by horizontal white cloud streaks. Japanese characters are visible in a white cartouche in the upper left corner and as a vertical inscription along the right edge of the print. The artwork is meticulously centered within a wide, cream-colored mat, which is enclosed by a slim, dark (likely black) frame. To the immediate right of the framed artwork, a partial exhibition information plaque is visible, containing fragments of English text, including "Aut," "Ho," "The," and a date fragment "(18", along with the Portuguese word "não". The scene is well-lit, suggesting an exhibition setting. This display is located in the Japan House São Paulo, Brazil.

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