Mount Fuji

The volcano is painted in contemporary style with a twist and more. This Japanese work of art is very playful and colorful. The painting has vibrant red, purple and green color and p...

This Kawanabe Kyōsai, Mount Fuji and Coastal Island woodblock watercolor is signed by Kyōsai using

Published: 1835-1880 This print is from the series One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji, published between 1835

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

Japanese early 20th century Komai inlaid iron box with Japan's Mount Fuji in silver and domestic

roll off the coast, small boats are shown passing the island and Mount Fuji stands tall in the

, Japan, and forms Rishiri Island. Due to its shape, which is similar to Mount Fuji, it is sometimes

featuring Mount Fuji, a pagoda, trees and a river. Signed to the bottom. Condition: Very good, no

body decorated with a continuous scene depicting court gardens and views of Mount Fuji. The pair make

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

. To him Mount Fuji would come to represent a powerful reservoir of immortality that would assist him

) that threatens to engulf three fishing boats while Mount Fuji rests peacefully in the background

ones left to battle the river. Mount Fuji can be seen in the distance in the right-hand side panel of

of the human body and a challenge to societal taboos. The colored parasol, echoing Mount Fuji from

Mount Fuji, circa 1920 Avenue of Sugi trees, a shin-hanga work (1937) Hiroshi Yoshida (born Hiroshi

blockchain based Certificate of Authenticity. Unique C-print on professional Fuji Gloss paper mounted on

resembling Mount Fuji, and a vibrant rainbow supported by small black frog characters with elongated shapes