Late in this man's life, he went by the title "The Old Man Mad About Painting," and one of his more eccentric works was created by dipping a chicken's feet in red paint and having it run across a landscape to represent falling maple leaves.
Late in this man's life, he went by the title "The Old Man Mad About Painting," and one of his more eccentric works was created by dipping a chicken's feet in red paint and having it run across a landscape to represent falling maple leaves. This man produced a series of sketches entitled Quick Lessons in Simplified Drawing and one of his final works was the 1849 painting A Wood Gatherer. His most famous group of paintings includes depictions of a watermill, the Mannen Bridge, and a tea house, and he also produced a work showing a woman having sexual relations with a pair of octopi entitled The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife. FTP, name this artist who depicted boats about to be engulfed by the titular object, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, the most famous woodblock in his ukiyo-e series depicting Japan's highest peak, 36 Views of Mount Fuji.
Late in this man's life, he went by the title "The Old Man Mad About Painting," and one of his more eccentric works was created by dipping a chicken's feet in red paint and having it run across a landscape to represent falling maple leaves.
Katsushika {Hokusai}