Shin-hanga
Shin-hanga renewed Japanese woodblock printing through collaboration between designers, carvers, printers and publishers, combining inherited techniques with modern imagery and international markets.
Shin-hanga renewed Japanese woodblock printing through collaboration between designers, carvers, printers and publishers, combining inherited techniques with modern imagery and international markets.

Ukiyo-e was an Edo-period visual culture of prints and paintings depicting actors, beauties, landscapes, stories, and urban life.

Katsushika Hokusai was an Edo artist whose prints, books, drawings, and paintings transformed landscape imagery and visual culture.

Japan’s oldest national museum, collecting, conserving, researching, and exhibiting Asian art and archaeology with a central focus on Japan.