Fine Wind, Clear Morning (Red Fuji)
Katsushika Hokusai, c. 1830–1832 · Japanese Woodblock Prints
Image 1 of 3: Stretched canvas
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Original is 14" × 9½" — our 12" × 8" is about 86% of actual size.
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About this work
Also known as Red Fuji, this print shows Mount Fuji alone, its slopes glowing reddish-brown under a rare clear morning sky streaked with cirrus clouds. Unlike most prints in the series, there are no travelers, boats, or villages here, just the mountain itself rendered in flat, graphic bands of color.
The reddish tone likely captures Fuji at dawn in early autumn, when low sunlight catches the iron-rich soil of its bare upper slopes. Alongside The Great Wave, it is considered one of the two defining images of the Thirty-six Views series and a high point of Hokusai's minimalist late style.
Katsushika Hokusai
Fine Wind, Clear Morning (Red Fuji), c. 1830–1832
Polychrome woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Colors: White, Blue, Red
- Original size
- 35.6 × 24.4cm
- 14" × 9½"
Choose how it’s printed
Every piece is made to order and printed within 3 business days. Printed in the USA, with free shipping and our 90-day happiness guarantee.
Stretched canvas
Archival canvas stretched over 1.5″ solid wood stretcher bars. At gallery depth the canvas stands off the wall on its own, so it looks finished with no frame at all.
The image wraps around the edges, so the painting carries on around the sides, and it arrives with hanging wire installed, ready to go straight on the wall.
- Canvas
- Archival canvas
- Depth
- 1.5″ solid wood stretcher bars
- Inks
- Archival inks, rated to resist fading for over 100 years
- Edges
- Image wrapped around the sides
- Arrives
- Boxed, with hanging wire installed
Framed canvas
The same archival canvas, set in a floating frame. The frame sits around the canvas edge with a small gap, so the canvas appears to float inside it.
Choose black, white, gold or silver. There’s no glass, so there’s nothing to catch reflections or crack in transit.
- Frame
- Solid wood floating frame in black, white, gold or silver, 0.55″ face, 1.88″ deep
- Canvas
- Archival canvas on 1.5″ solid wood stretcher bars
- Glazing
- None, so there’s no glass to catch reflections
- Arrives
- Boxed, with hanging wire installed
Fine art print
Printed on 340gsm cold press fine art paper made from 100% cotton rag. Cold press paper is pressed between cold rollers, which leaves a subtle natural texture, like watercolour paper, so the painting reads as paint rather than a glossy photo.
Cotton rag is the traditional base for archival fine art paper. It’s acid-free, so it won’t yellow or turn brittle, and the matte surface means no glare under lamps or daylight.
- Paper
- 340gsm, 100% cotton rag, acid-free
- Surface
- Cold press texture, matte finish
- Printing
- Giclée, with archival pigment inks
- Inks
- Archival inks, rated to resist fading for over 100 years
- Arrives
- Flat in a card mailer when small, rolled in a tube when larger, ready for your own frame
How big is the original Fine Wind, Clear Morning (Red Fuji)?
The original is 35.6 cm wide and 24.4 cm high (14" × 9½"). That is about the size of a laptop: an intimate size, best seen up close. It falls between our 12"×8" and 18"×12" prints. Below, it is shown at true scale over an 84" sofa.
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What are the prints made of?
Fine art prints use 340gsm cold press fine art paper, 100% cotton rag and acid-free, with archival inks. Cold press paper is pressed between cold rollers, which leaves a subtle natural texture like watercolour paper, and its matte surface has no glare. Canvases use 360gsm archival canvas, stretched over solid wood stretcher bars.
Canvas, framed or fine art print?
Canvas is stretched over solid wood stretcher bars and ready to hang. Framed prints are canvases set in a floating frame, with no glass, and also arrive ready to hang. Fine art prints are printed on cotton rag paper, ship flat or rolled in a tube depending on size, ready for your own frame, and are the lower-cost way to start.