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Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji

Collector Grade · C- Rarity · Common Deal · Weak Confidence · Low
精装 Hardcover English 80 pages 24 × 30 cm

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Rarity 12/100 · Collector 0/100 · Deal 47.52/100 · Listings: 5 · Avg price: $230.00 · Min price: $135.16

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Description

Referencing Hokusai’s legendary ukiyo-e series, Takashi Homma offers a haunting and contemporary encounter with Japan’s most potent symbol. Using pinhole cameras and digital techniques, Homma captures Mount Fuji from the outskirts of Tokyo, presenting it as a ghostly, almost hallucinatory presence. The photographs are often collaged or framed in a way that subverts the traditional “spectacle” of the mountain, focusing instead on the act of looking. With an essay by Pico Iyer, the book writes a subtle and essential new chapter in the long history of Fuji’s representation in Japanese visual culture.