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DESCRIPTION:Everyone&rsquo\;s seen that picture of the wave with Mt. Fuji i
 n the background. The color woodblock impression&mdash\;<em>The Great Wave
  Off Kanagawa\,&nbsp\;</em>from the series &ldquo\;Thirty-Six Views of Mou
 nt Fuji&rdquo\; by Katsushika Hokusai&mdash\;is an example of Edo period p
 rintmaking that has permeated Western consciousness. The famous breaker an
 d 89 other examples of classic Ukiyo-e imagery from Japan&rsquo\;s Edo per
 iod (1615&ndash\;1868) are juxtaposed with 30 works by ten contemporary ar
 tists\, demonstrating the continued influence of this striking art form.\n
 \n(from <em>Time Out New York</em>)
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SUMMARY:Edo Pop: The Graphic Impact of Japanese Prints
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