An Idiot's Guide to Japanese Print Collecting: The Edo Gallery Blog

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The Great "hanga" Wave. Popular Unpinion on The State of the Japanese Woodblock Print Market.

Popular unpinion on the state of the Japanese art market.

Under the thumb of the Shogun, a world afloat. The early beginnings of ukiyo-e.

A dragon approaches Mt. Fuji. E-hon page by Katsushika Hokusai The term Ukiyo-e, translated from Japanese, literally means "images of the...

East meets West; Hiroshi Yoshida western influence through the lens of traditional Japanese printing

Taj Mahal no.6, the last of a series of six prints surrounding the holy site.

The Real Dogashima, A collection of photographs taken from Izu peninsula & other ukiyo-e waterfalls.

by Roland O. The Waterfall at Dogashima, Japan circa 1890-1930. Courtesy of The Library of Congress #2020684818 After doing a little...

A word about the artist formally known as Kawase Hasui

In 1920, Hasui released his first falling snow print, receiving resounding international acclaim from both collectors and critics alike,...