💎 Fujihiko Kaneda – Hokusai & Hiroshige: Selections from 36 Views of Mount Fuji and 53 Stations of the Tokaido Highway

Together, these iconic series represent the height of Edo-period landscape printmaking, depicting Mount Fuji as a spiritual and visual landmark while also documenting the daily life, travel culture, and scenery along the historic Tokaido road. The book highlights the refined composition, perspective, and visual rhythm that made both Hokusai and Hiroshige central figures in Japanese art history.

Beyond its artistic importance, this work also illustrates the strong influence of ukiyo-e on Western art from the 19th century onwards, particularly among Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists.

A visually striking reference work for collectors of Japanese art, printmaking, and traditional Asian aesthetics.

Fujihiko Kaneda, Yohan Publications, 1974, first edition, linen hardcover with dust jacket and protective plastic cover, very good condition.