Japanese Woodblock Prints: Hokusai, Hiroshige and Hasui

Woodblock prints by Hokusai, Hiroshige and Hasui come ready-made as art prints, framed prints or canvas. Every piece is printed in the USA.

Wall art sizes and prices

SizeArt PrintFramedCanvas
8 x 10 in$37.99$108.99$81.99
11 x 14 in$47.99$114.99$90.99
16 x 20 in$50.99$134.99$110.99
18 x 24 in$54.99$147.99$127.99
24 x 36 in$68.99$208.99$171.99

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Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Great Wave off Kanagawa here?

The Great Wave off Kanagawa (1831) by Katsushika Hokusai is here. Order it as an art print, a framed print or a canvas, and its product page names the Library of Congress in a credit line. Size choice runs narrower than the full list: a shape appears only where the picture fits with a slight crop and the file carries enough resolution. Preview it and you see what will print.

Where do these artworks come from?

The classic works come from files that public collections and archives publish. We print them ourselves, and no museum or library endorses them. House pieces are new designs made for us, so you get artwork created for this range.

Which sizes suit a woodblock print?

Each artwork lists the sizes it prints best at. Our room photos show a pair of 18 x 24 in canvases over a sofa and a single 24 x 36 in canvas over a bed. On a mantel or shelf, you can lean an 8 x 10 in and an 11 x 14 in framed print together with no mat. A rough rule of thumb is to make the art about two thirds as wide as the piece beneath it.

Where are the originals held?

Credit lines point to the institution behind each file. The National Diet Library, Japan covers the Hasui scenes, and the Library of Congress covers Hokusai and several Hiroshige views. Other Hiroshige prints come from the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum. Plenty of records name no holder at all, so if your page shows no credit line, nothing is wrong.

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The printmakers in this collection


Hokusai, Hiroshige and Kawase Hasui set the tone of the woodblock range. Hokusai appears through The Great Wave off Kanagawa (1831) and Hiroshige through Sudden Shower over Shin-Ohashi Bridge and Atake (1857). Hasui scenes such as Senzoku Pond (1928) come from the 1920s and list on the US site only.


Nothing here was first published after 1930, so copyright has expired and anyone may print these works. Files come from public collections and archives, cleaned for dust, marks and color balance, and never repainted. Credit lines appear where the record names a holder.


You can browse other periods in the same store: the wider wall art collection, canvases by the impressionist masters and William Morris pattern prints.


Sizes and formats for a woodblock print


Art prints arrive unframed, as archival giclée on 200gsm matte paper, and you can upgrade to textured etching paper. Framed prints come in a slim wood frame finished in oak look, black or white, behind clear acrylic, and reach you ready to hang. A white mat is optional.


Canvas is 400gsm, stretched about 1.5 in deep with mirrored edges. Hanging hardware is not included in the box. Sizes span 8 x 10 in to 40 x 60 in, and each shape appears only where the picture fits with a slight crop. Check the preview before you buy.


Printed in the USA

Every art print, framed print and canvas is produced in the USA and shipped from there. Pick Standard or Express shipping at checkout, and orders above the threshold in the top bar ship free within the US.

A credit line appears on the product page whenever the source record names an institution. House pieces carry our own brands instead. Designed by our talented team in Melbourne using digital tools.

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