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That Wave

Arguably the most famous image in all of Japanese art, this iconic woodblock print depicts a huge, frothing wave

Posted byJohn RablingOctober 26, 2016December 1, 2016Posted inArt, Art History, PrintmakingTags:Art, Art review, Japanese printmaking, Printing, Visual arts

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