James Whistler's Princess from a Land of
One artist from this country created every one of his paintings by imagining that paper and ink were at war with each other, much like two armies. Another artist from this country used the "ink wash" style to create four landscapes of the seasons that can be found on his Long Scroll. James Whistler's Princess from a Land of (*) Porcelain was inspired by a series of artworks from this country. Van Gogh copied a series of prints he found in this country that were used as packing material, which depict a blooming plum tree. A man working on a big barrel as well as a giant wave can be seen in a series that depicts this country's tallest mountain. Many artists from here depicted the "Floating World." For 10 points, name this country home to Hokusai.
One artist from this country created every one of his paintings by imagining that paper and ink were at war with each other, much like two armies.
Japan [or Nihon; or Nippon]