Japan · October 31, 1760 – May 10, 1849Wikidata
Katsushika Hokusai
Japanese artist (1760-1849)
Born in Honjo. Died in Asakusa.
A life in paintings
Born 176056 dated paintingsDied 1849
92 works
1 without a public image, listed last
Shōki, the Demon QuellerKatsushika Hokusai1615–1868 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Shōki, the Demon QuellerKatsushika Hokusai1615–1868 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
JuimaKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Four sketches of birds and one design for a grotesque mask, mounted togetherKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
GhostsKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rochishin Chopping Off the Head of NioKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fuji Musume, the Wisteria MaidKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
SageKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Snake HeadsKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Court LadyKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fan PeddlerKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Snails and Tawashi ScrubberKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ebisu (God of Luck, Protector of Merchants)Katsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Benten (Goddess of Love)Katsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Nine-Tailed Golden FoxKatsushika Hokusai1700–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art