Hokusai. The Great Wave That Rolled Around the World

When you hear the name Hokusai – you immediately imagine Japan, its art, and unique colors. Elegant and delicate female figures, majestic landscapes, and curious urban scenes come to mind. The artist is famous for his landscapes created with a palette of indigo and azure. Hokusai's print "The Great Wave off Kanagawa," dating back to around 1830, is one of the most popular works ever created by humanity. Samples of it are kept in the most prestigious museums in various countries. But what do we know about Hokusai? Who is he? How did he manage to become a symbol of Japanese art? This biographical novel demonstrates the creative genius, deep thoughtfulness, and uniqueness of the works of an outstanding master.