Mount Fuji from Lake Yamanaka American art By William Trost Richards

By William Trost Richards

Homer spent the 1870s painting people working outdoors

Glazing: Shatter-resistant acrylic

It now lives in the Scottish National Gallery

The whole thing arrives ready to hang

Mount Fuji from Lake Yamanaka American art By William Trost RichardsArt Description Takahashi made this in 1936, when he was already in his sixties and had spent decades learning how to make a mountain look patient. The print belongs to Shin Hanga, a movement that blended Japanese woodblock tradition with Western light and mood. There is something about the way Fuji sits behind the lake that feels less like a landscape and more like a held breath. Museum Quality Archival Paper This is printed on 230gsm museum quality