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SEATTLE — One of the most influential artists to ever come out of Japan is the focus on a new exhibition at the
"Hokusai’s probably an artist you've always known. You know him for the Great Wave, but he’s also one of the most famous artists of all time." , but also his peers, his pupils, his rivals, but then the influence he had on Europe as well as contemporary culture today.” "His third daughter, Katsushika Oi, that was her artist's name, she actually was an artist herself. So we have wonderful and rare examples of his daughter's painting, but also one of her prints and some of her original sketches.”
"Then there's also contemporary works. We have a giant, Great Wave made out of 50,000 Legos that took the artist, two months to make."
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