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Hokusai – Umezawa Marsh in Sagami Province Art Print

Hokusai – Umezawa Marsh in Sagami Province Art Print

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Bring character to your home with a high-definition canvas print stretched over a wooden frame. Printed edges, a matte finish and hanging hardware included: your canvas is ready to hang. Made to order with free delivery.

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Hokusai and the Art of Traditional Japanese Ornithology


Our Hokusai Umezawa Marsh canvas print reveals a little-known facet of Hokusai's genius: his exceptional mastery in representing Japanese fauna in the heart of their natural habitats. This Japanese woodblock print captures the majestic elegance of common cranes evolving in the Umezawa marshes, Sagami province, where these migratory birds found refuge during their seasonal wanderings. Hokusai's art transcends here simple naturalistic observation to create a true ornithological symphony, where every gesture, every posture of the wading birds testifies to a behavioral study of remarkable precision. This art reproduction transforms your wall decoration into a privileged observatory on the richness of Japanese biodiversity.


Ukiyo-e Print: Wetland Ecosystems and the Biodiversity of Sagami


This work by Hokusai masterfully illustrates the art of ukiyo-e in its avant-garde ecological dimension. The Umezawa marshes constituted one of the richest ecosystems in Sagami province, present-day Kanagawa prefecture, offering a crucial habitat for migratory species crossing the Japanese archipelago. This Hokusai print reveals the artist's profound knowledge of natural cycles and interactions between fauna and aquatic environments, anticipating contemporary environmental concerns. This interior decoration brings a unique scientific and contemplative dimension, celebrating the fragile beauty of Japanese wetlands.


Traditional Japanese Art: Symbolism of Cranes and Longevity


This Japanese canvas print goes beyond naturalistic accuracy to explore the rich symbolism of cranes in Japanese culture. These birds, emblems of longevity and marital fidelity, occupy a central place in the Japanese imagination, from origami to popular legends. This art reproduction reveals how Hokusai harmoniously integrates scientific observation and symbolic tradition, creating a work where nature and culture combine in a perfect synthesis. Traditional Japanese art finds here one of its most poetic expressions, where formal beauty serves a deep spiritual message on the harmony between man and nature.


Hokusai the Naturalist: Province of Sagami and Ornithological Geography


More than a simple wall decoration, this Japanese print testifies to Hokusai's scientific gaze on the landscapes of Sagami province and their winged inhabitants. The balanced composition, where Mount Fuji serenely watches over this aquatic ballet, reveals the artist's intuitive understanding of the great ecological balances. The different species represented, from the cranes in the foreground to the migratory birds crossing the sky, create a true ornithological map of the region. The high-definition print allows appreciation of every detail of this exceptional natural chronicle, creating in your interior an atmosphere of contemplative serenity that celebrates Japanese biodiversity and the visionary eye of Hokusai.


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Measurements are shown as width × height. These are the sizes offered for this artwork.

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41 cm31 cm
51 cm41 cm
61 cm46 cm
91 cm61 cm

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Measure your space, then mark the outline on the wall with masking tape suitable for your paint finish. Step back to see how the proportions work with your furniture.

Canvas details

  • High-definition digital print on canvas.
  • Textured, fade-resistant canvas with no optical brighteners.
  • Fabric weight: 344 g/m² ± 25 g/m².
  • Matte finish coating.
  • Solid wood stretcher bars, hand-glued.
  • Depth: 3.18 cm.
  • Printed edges.
  • Mounting hardware included.
  • Made to order, after your purchase.
  • Free standard delivery to eligible destinations.

Size options show width × height. Measurements are rounded for readability.

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Preparation, then delivery. Most orders are prepared and dispatched within a few working days. Transit then usually takes 7 to 8 working days, depending on the destination.

Standard delivery is free to eligible destinations. Available options and any charges are shown before payment.

In Europe, you can request a return within 30 days of delivery, subject to our returns policy. Please contact us before returning an item.

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In the contemplative silence of this print, it takes its place within our Hokusai collection, where the canvas prints of The Great Wave embody the spirit of the landscapes; view also the canvas print “Thunderstorm Beneath the Summit (Sanka Hakuu)” by Katsushika Hokusai.

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High-definition printing: your artwork is reproduced on textured, fade-resistant canvas with no optical brighteners.

Matte finish: 344 g/m² ± 25 g/m² fabric with printed edges.

Solid wood stretcher: 3.18 cm deep, with mounting hardware included.

Eco-conscious approach: made-to-order production avoids unsold stock.

Made-to-order canvas prints, careful packaging and delivery support.

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Shipping and delivery

Made to order: your canvas is produced after you place your order.

Free delivery: standard delivery is free to eligible destinations. Available options and any charges are shown before payment.

Preparation, then transit: most orders are prepared and dispatched within a few working days. Transit then usually takes 7 to 8 working days, depending on the destination.

Customer service by email, help with your order and personal advice.

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Returns and customer service

Returns in Europe: you can request a return within 30 days of delivery, subject to our returns policy.

Email support: contact our team with any questions about your order.

Personal advice: we can help you choose artwork and a size that suit your space.