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A Wild Sea at Choshi, illustration from One Thousand Pictures of the Ocean 1832-34

A Wild Sea at Choshi, illustration from One Thousand Pictures of the Ocean 1832-34


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A Wild Sea at Choshi, illustration from One Thousand Pictures of the Ocean 1832-34

XIR201627 A Wild Sea at Choshi, illustration from One Thousand Pictures of the Ocean 1832-34 (colour woodblock print) by Hokusai, Katsushika (1760-1849); Musee Guimet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Mille Images de laocean ( Chie no umi) Ch¢shi dans la province de Shimosa (S¢shn Ch¢shi)); Japanese, out of copyright

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Breaking Choppy Fisherman Fishermen Hokusai Huge Oars Open Pictures Rough Rowing Rudder Struggling Thousand Ukiyo E Ukiyo E School Wave Waves Woodblock 1760 1849 C1833 Katsushika Spume


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A Wild Sea at Choshi

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is a captivating illustration captured by the renowned Japanese artist, Katsushika Hokusai. This vibrant and dynamic woodblock print, created between 1832-34, showcases the power and beauty of nature in all its glory. In this scene, we witness two brave fishermen struggling against the mighty waves of Choshi, a coastal town in Shimosa province. The choppy waters surround their small fishing boats as they valiantly row through the rough sea. The crashing waves break with tremendous force, creating an atmosphere of wildness and chaos. Hokusai's mastery lies in his ability to capture movement and energy within a static image. Every brushstroke conveys the immense power of nature while highlighting the determination and resilience of these fishermen who face its wrath daily. The use of color adds depth to this artwork; shades of blues depict both calmness and turbulence simultaneously. The frothy spume that rises from each wave creates a sense of urgency and danger. This woodblock print exemplifies Hokusai's skillful technique known as ukiyo-e or "pictures of the floating world". It transports viewers into another realm where they can almost feel the spray on their faces and hear the roar of crashing waves. Displayed at Musee Guimet in Paris, France, this timeless masterpiece continues to captivate audiences worldwide with its evocative depiction of man's struggle against nature's untamed forces.

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