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Square Art Umbrella - 87 x 87 cm - HOKUSAI - The Great Wave of Kanagawa
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Cover: square, seamless, of high quality, made of 100% polyester fabric: 87 x 87 cm
Umbrella length: 77 cm
Weight: ultra-light, only 400g
Very sturdy: double bracing
Waterproofing: Teflon-coated, its perfect waterproofing ranges from 180 to 200 Schmerber (unit of waterproofing)
Its printing, through sublimation process, makes the inks indestructible to UV rays, so the umbrella can also be used as a parasol
Modular (the cover, the mast, and the handle can be changed by the customer in a few seconds)
Made in France
The Delos square received the Gold Medal at the 2001 Lépine competition (Patented and trademarked)
Robust, elegant, technically innovative, and aesthetically perfect, the Carré Delos is simplicity at the service of fashion.
So forget the plain umbrellas of yesteryear and opt for the modernity and artistry of an umbrella that will make you proud if it is intended for you or will delight the person you offer it to. Entirely made in France, this everyday object, now turned into a piece of art, chic and refined, will delight you and earn the admiration of all.
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Katsushika Hokusai
Additional cultural and artistic information about the artist
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Main works
The thirty-six views of Mount Fuji
Artistic movements
Specialist illustrator of ukiyo-e (narrative painting of the Edo period)
Inspiration, influence
Katsukawa Shunsho, his master, but also Western art (introduced to Nagasaki by the Dutch) and especially the contribution of perspective.
His contemporaries
His influence on European artists is immense. Whether it's Gauguin, Hokusai or Sisley, the compositions of the "Madman of Drawing" (as Hokusai nicknamed himself) profoundly marked their visual universes.
To keep in mind
One of the greatest illustrators of all time. The simplicity of his work, its formal beauty, make him an emblematic figure of painting, just like a Japanese artist from the 18th century that he was!
To go further
In 2015, a manga called "Miss Hokusai" tells the collaboration between Hokusai and one of his daughters, O-Ei, who helped him in his work.