"Furyu Nakute Nanakuse"(Ground Cherry) by Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849). Katsushika Hokusai was a Japanese artist, Ukiyo-e painter and printmaker of the Edo period. Paper size is 16 inches by 10 and 5/8 inches. Originally in Edo period, this re-covered edition was made on unknown date (Showa era). Genuine Japanese handmade woodblock print. Good Condition. Slight ink smudge lower right corner. Extremely minor paper creasing at the left bottom corner. Very faint discolor on the edge of paper on the margin. Signature "Kako ga" on the upper right of image. "Takamizawa" publisher seal, "Kikuta Kojiro" carver seal and "Kishi Hideo" printer seal on the verso. Very Japanese mood. It has original presentation folder and explanation paper. Very beautiful print.

~Ground Cherry~
This Hokusai print belongs in a series titled "Furyu Nakute Nana Kuse" which can be literally translated "Everybody has at least seven peculiarities". The title indicates that the series comprised seven prints, although only two of them are known to exist in the original today. (The other, owned by Kobe's Namban Museum, is subtitled "Telescope"). Ground Cherry, or Hozuki in Japanese, bears a signature reading Kako, a pseudonym used by Hokusai between 1798 and 1811.

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Item number:#FK-7 Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) Japanese Woodblock Print Furyu Nakute Nanakuse (Ground Cherry) $119
"Furyu Nakute Nanakuse"(Ground Cherry) by Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849). Katsushika Hokusai was a Japanese artist, Ukiyo-e painter and printmaker of the Edo period. Paper size is 16 inches by 10 and 5/8 inches. Originally in Edo period, this re-covered edition was made on unknown date (Showa era). Genuine Japanese handmade woodblock print. Good Condition. Slight ink smudge lower right corner. Extremely minor paper creasing at the left bottom corner. Very faint discolor on the edge of paper on the margin. Signature "Kako ga" on the upper right of image. "Takamizawa" publisher seal, "Kikuta Kojiro" carver seal and "Kishi Hideo" printer seal on the verso. Very Japanese mood. It has original presentation folder and explanation paper. Very beautiful print. ~Ground Cherry~ This Hokusai print belongs in a series titled "Furyu Nakute Nana Kuse" which can be literally translated "Everybody has at least seven peculiarities". The title indicates that the series comprised seven prints, although only two of them are known to exist in the original today. (The other, owned by Kobe's Namban Museum, is subtitled "Telescope"). Ground Cherry, or Hozuki in Japanese, bears a signature reading Kako, a pseudonym used by Hokusai between 1798 and 1811. Shipping Charges Please ask We are happy to combine items to save on shipping.



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