Hiroshige. Les trente-six vues du mont Fuji. Arts graphiques Citizens of the world aspiring

Citizens of the world aspiring to the political emancipation of their country

multiple sketches that allow us to understand his constant research into the motifs he focused on during these years

including his portraits

Ce renversement théorique n’est possible qu’à la faveur d’une approche matérialiste de la fabrication qui révèle la correspondance des pratiques avec les matériaux

this work is a first synthesis of the metal objects produced and used by the first Celts

Hiroshige. Les trente-six vues du mont Fuji. Arts graphiques Citizens of the world aspiringThis series of Thirty six Views of Mount Fuji, published in 1853 by Hiroshige (1797 1858) in horizontal format, is reproduced here in facsimile for the first time in the West; it echoes, twenty years later, the famous eponymous series by Hokusai. Among natural sites, Mount Fuji, a sacred volcano, has become a symbol of Japan. Symbol of eternity, the highest point in Japan, omnipresent in the archipelago, a source of inspiration for artists, it is the