【Handheld Art Museum】The third series - Master of Dongying

[Pocket Art Museum] is a three-dimensional hand-made journal launched by Youdu Publishing. The third series, "Masters of the East", includes four classic Ukiyo-e paintings from the Edo period, namely, Hiroshige Hiroshige's "Azai Shower at the Bridge" and "Miya·Atsuta Shinji", and Katsushika Hokusai's "Kanagawa Chong·Nari" and 【Koshu Stone】. 【Azaya Shower on the Bridge】is the fifty-eighth painting in the series "Hundred Views of Edo in Famous Places" drawn by the famous Japanese ukiyo-e master Utagawa Hiroshige, and it is also one of the most famous works in his life. Van Gogh, the master of Western Impressionism, once copied this painting and attracted the world's attention. The painting shows the sudden downpour in summer in Tokyo. Hiroshige uses the overlook angle to vividly capture the passers-by holding umbrellas and wearing scorpions on the bridge, because of the embarrassing appearance of this timely rain. 【Miya·Atsuta Shinji】It is a masterpiece of Ukiyo painter Utagawa Hiroshige's "Fifty-Three Times of the Tokaido". It depicts the Atsuta Shrine in Nagoya. The deity is the Great God of Atsuta. Every May, there will be a festival of night horse racing. The appearance of the teams competing hard to compete is quite fascinating. [Kanagawa Chong・Nari] is listed as a key collection of ancient prints by many well-known museums. It is one of the most well-known works in the series "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" created by Ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai in his later years in Japan. width. In the painting, the distant view of Mount Fuji is used to set off the huge waves in the close view. Under such a difficult environment, the ships at sea can only struggle with the turbulent waves. This also symbolizes that life will not be easy forever, and human beings should learn to respect the heavens and the earth and follow the track of nature. 【Koshu Stone】is the one in the series of "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" created by Katsushika Hokusai, which can best express the scenery of rapids. Fuji River is one of the three well-known rapids in Japan. The fisherman in the painting is standing on a raised rock in the river and throwing his fishing net into the turbulent water. People and objects just form a golden triangle figure, such an excellent sense of balance, even more shows the creative skills of Katsushika Hokusai for this painting. Using a variety of three-dimensional paper art techniques, the classic Ukiyo-e paintings can also be presented in the most vivid way, becoming a landscape in the palm of your hand.