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Evolution of Hokusai's "Great Wave off Kanagawa" 1. When he was 44 (1803) 2. When he was 46 (1805) 3. When he was 72 (1831)pic.twitter.com/2R1WhkBQsM
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At 72 I believe Hokusai's artist daughter was greatly involved in helping him work. Whether that means she had artistic influence I do not know.
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I’ve still to watch the film about her and definitely don’t know how much will be factualhttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt3689910/ …
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Proof you get better with practice and age. Beautiful.
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It’s what I based my one and only tattoo onpic.twitter.com/0kCE9qoHdo
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The last, and most famous one is part of a series called "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji."
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Its amazing too see how, as the artist got older, he drifted further and further into the sea and the painting lost its ties to the land. In a sense, very poetic.
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