Sokokura Print by Hiroshige constable and the best-known work by

and the best-known work by Japanese artist Hokusai

The Vale of Dedham art print prompted his election to the Royal Academy in 1829 and is now part of the Scottish National Gallery’s permanent collection

Working in Rome

Goya applied oil on the plaster walls of his home which was later transferred to canvas supports

This Proto-Renaissance style is a prominent piece of religious painting and belongs to a series of seven showing the life of Christ

Sokokura Print by Hiroshige constable and the best-known work byThe Story Behind the Sokokura Print by Hiroshige This Japanese woodblock print, the Sokokura print was created in 1852 by Japanese master printmaker Ando Hiroshige and is part of the Seven Hot Springs of Hakone series. Hiroshiges Sokokura print shows vibrant images while portraying a peaceful feeling of wooded valleys surrounding Hakone. Strongly influenced by the popular series Thirty six Views of Mount Fuji by Hokusai, Hiroshige's work was more