大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 5月12日 19時48分

Here Hokusai depicts a kingfisher – sometimes known as the ‘flying jewel’ in Japanese – diving between irises and dianthuses. Birds and flowers were popular subjects for Hokusai, and the master printmaker rendered them with minute detail. Works like this were often inscribed with poetry – this composition features two lines by 2nd-century Chinese scholar and calligrapher Cai Yong: ‘I look back to see the water generating emerald greens, the rippling current producing pale blues.’ #Hokusai #printmaking #print #WoodblockPrinting #Japan #Japanese #JapaneseArt #art #poem #poetry

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