Trying to find original of this Japanese Painting

Jujutsuan · (#1 (**permalink**))

This was a project in my class and I want to see a bigger picture of it, and what it looked like before it was drawn over. Unless that is actually how it is suppose to look like... But I would like to see a larger (possible color) picture... Thank you

http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/7082/nonukes.jpg

And whoo hoo for first post

Thank you!

- J.

Miyukichan55 · (#2 (**permalink**))

do u know the name of the picture or who it was done by? cus i would be glad to help u out with finding a better picture.

ryuurui · (#3 (**permalink**))

it was not drawn over.

http://em.m-out.com/ec/html/item/001/001/item638.html

Columbine · (#4 (**permalink**))

It is however, cribbed off of the style of Hokusai's series of views of Mt. Fuji.

ryuurui · (#5 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Columbine

It is however, cribbed off of the style of Hokusai's series of views of Mt. Fuji.

it is also a kitsch

"cribbed off" - thanks Columbine, I've learned another piece of English

When I have read what you wrote, I looked at that painting once more, and I wondered if a word "creeped off" would me more suitable lol

Columbine · (#6 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by ryuurui

it is also kitsch

"cribbed off" - thanks Columbine, I've learned another piece of English

When I have read what you wrote, I looked at that painting once more, and I wondered if a word "creeped off" would me more suitable lol

It's weird. I don't like it much either.

Glad to have taught you something!

Sashimister · (#7 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Columbine

It is however, cribbed off of the style of Hokusai's series of views of Mt. Fuji.

The original is by 昇亭北寿 (Shoutei Hokuju), a disciple of Hokusai.

And this didn't come from my knowledge; It's stated at bottom right of the drawing.

ryuurui · (#8 (**permalink**))

so in other words some freak painted it over? 奈良美智? I can't believe it sells for 2 grand lol...

Sashimister · (#9 (**permalink**))

Neither can I, but this kind of thing happens in all forms of art, I guess.

Nyororin · (#10 (**permalink**))

He`s a world famous artist, not just some random guy. While I wouldn`t call that pic something representative, the other stuff he is famous for is probably the reason for the high price.

I have a signed print of one of his paintings...