Slide 1

The Great Wave off Kanagawa

South Wind, Clear Sky(also known asRed Fuji)

Rainstorm Beneath the Summit

Under Mannen Bridge at Fukagawa

Sundai, Edo

The Blue Mountain and Circle of Pine Trees

Senju, Musashi Province

Inume Pass, Ksh

Fuji View Field inOwari Province

Ejiriin theSuruga Province

A sketch of theMitsuishop in Suruga inEdo

Sunset across theRygokubridge from the bank of theSumida Riverat Onmayagashi

Sazai hall - Temple of Five HundredRakan

Tea houseatKoishikawa. The morning after a snowfall

BelowMeguro

Watermill at Onden

EnoshimainSagami Province

Shore of Tago Bay,EjiriatTkaid

YoshidaatTkaid

TheKazusa Provincesea route

Nihonbashibridge inEdo

Barrier Town on theSumida River

Bay of Noboto

The lake ofHakoneinSagami Province

Mount Fuji reflects inLake Kawaguchi, seen from the Misaka Pass inKai Province

Hodogayaon theTkaid

Tama River in Musashi Province

Asakusa Hongan-ji temple in the Eastern capital [Edo]

Tsukuda Island inMusashi Province

Shichiri beach inSagami Province

Umegawa inSagami Province

KajikazawainKai Province

Mishima Pass inKai Province

Mount Fuji from the mountains ofTtmi

Lake SuwainShinano Province

Ushibori inHitachi Province

The Great Wave off Kanagawa slide 1-is a woodblock print created by the Japanese artistHokusai. It is the first image in a series entitled 36 Views of Mount Fuji (in this particular scene, Mt. Fuji is the snow-covered peak seen jutting out from behind the massive, finger-tipped waves.)

In the century and a half since its creation in 1832, it has become one of the most iconic images in the world of fine art, and to many it has become the visual distillation of that vague, exotic idea of what it was to be Japanese.

This & the next slides are appropriations of Hokusais work by other artists

Used as a wall mural

Trinity2010All images belong to theOriginal authors; Sources-Google Search.Music Keiko Matsui-Cherry Blossom