Hokusai in the RocksI found myself wandering the dry and dusty canyons of southern Utah, thinking about the Japanese woodblock printer Hokusai and his famous print, The Great Wave. There it was, up on the canyon wall, that massive wave captured in ancient stone — or so it seemed to my eidetic vision. The more I stared at those ancient rock walls, the more Hokusai images I found — strange to see when one has entered the canyons to make decidedly American landscape photographs of the Desert Southwest. But, that is the power of Hokusai. Audio introduction to this unusual project |
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Folio of 11 original printsThe eleven images in this folio are accompanied by a color page of Hokusai's Great Wave ukiyo-e print. There are also a title page, introductory text page, and a numbered colophon page. The images are pigment-on-paper, the folio is printed and signed by the photographer, with an embossed art paper cover. The folios are produced to archival, museum standards using an Epson 4880 on archival paper. The folio measures 8x10.5". The images are about 7.5x9.5", but vary in size. Here is a more detailed description of a folio. The 11-print folio is $145
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Free Downloadable PDF ePublicationVisit the Downloads Page for options and other titles available for free, formated either for computer (PC or Mac) or for iPad/Android tablets and other portable devices. Originally Published June 2014 in LensWork Extended #112 |
