In this limited edition we present the 36 views of Mount Fuji created by Utagawa Hiroshige and Hokusai, the most renowned ukiyo-e draftsmen, printmakers and painters.

The book has two covers, one dedicated to Hiroshige and the other to Hokusai. You decide where to start reading. Both are the most important interpreters of Japanese illustration, with a subtle control of color, their mastery of green and blue, and their sense of foregrounding, which would later be imitated by photography and film.

This book is a major innovation because it shows the conflicting and at the same time interpenetrating visions of Mount Fuji, the highest peak on the island of Honshu, which has been considered sacred since ancient times and which women were forbidden to reach until the Meiji era (late 19th century).

The two best ukiyo-e authors in an unpublished, limited-edition work.

Over the past decade, the art world has reconnected with Japanese culture. In this unique new work, we've brought together a vision of Mount Fuji in ukiyo illustrations by the most iconic artists of recent centuries: Hiroshige and Hokusai.

These two exclusive editions include 32 fabulous limited-edition prints for your collection or to display and decorate any wall. At The Galobart Books, we've selected the most spectacular prints to be part of a private and exclusive collection of Japanese art.