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The Amida Falls in the Far Reaches of the Kisokaidō Road is part of Hokusai's A Tour of Waterfalls in Various Provinces (c
and deeply rooted in a centuries-old dialogue between painter and nature
The delicate tonal gradations and crisp object silhouettes of the original are rendered with full fidelity on matte paper — every shadow preserved
Zo presents an elephant with the quiet monumentality Hiroshi Yoshida brought to all living subjects during his 1931 travel series
The circus by Henri Matisse Size:XL - 84.1 x 118.9cm (A0) The Amida Falls in the'The Circus' is among the most joyful plates from Matisse's landmark 1947 artist's book 'Jazz' a series created by cutting and arranging painted paper with a freedom he described as 'drawing with scissors'. Against a stark white ground, vivid figures tumble and soar in flat silhouette, their energy contained by the composition's rhythmic structure. The work captures the atmosphere of the big top with the same directness Matisse brought to everything: