Delicate study of grace and intimacy. The flowing lines of the kimono and the gentle positioning of the fan showcase Hokusai’s ability to capture soft, human moments with the same precision as his grand landscapes. Woman Holding a Fan had a number of iterations. Perhaps the most famous was originally a silk painting (Nikuhitsuga), not a woodblock print.

Studio Gallery Frame in 'black' and 'light oak'; acrylic safety fronts; ready-to-hang options.

Image source: Freer Gallery of Art Collection, Washington D.C.

Print only; A4, A3, A2 and A1.

Print framed; A4, A3, A2 and A1.

Please let us know if you require bespoke sizing requirements

For A4 and A3 prints we use 270gsm Mohawk Superfine paper media.

For A2 and A1 prints we use 270gsm Etching Cotton paper media.

To protect our prints we use shatter-resistant acrylic.

To frame our prints we use solid wood frames or engineered wood.

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