A self-portrait by this artist shares its name with a children's book written about him by Francois Place, namely The Old Man Mad About Drawing.
A self-portrait by this artist shares its name with a children's book written about him by Francois Place, namely The Old Man Mad About Drawing. In one work, this artist of Oceans of Wisdom depicted a trio of men tossing packages to each other on the roof of a pawn shop. In another of his works, a bunch of sheets of paper blow into the air as a group of travelers struggle against the wind, while a third of his works depicts a man kneeling inside a huge barrel. His most famous series depicts a "dragon of smoke" issuing from the title entity in one entry, while another entry shows a several boats struggling against the title aquatic phenomenon, The Great Wave of Kanagawa. For 10 points, idenitfy this Japanese ukiyo-e artist who created the series Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji.
A self-portrait by this artist shares its name with a children's book written about him by Francois Place, namely The Old Man Mad About Drawing.
Katsushika Hokusai [accept names in either order; accept Taito or Iitsu]