Rainstorm Beneath the Summit

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"Rainstorm Beneath the Summit" is a famous woodblock print by Katsushika Hokusai depicting Mount Fuji lashed by a sudden storm, created as part of his iconic landscape series.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese ukiyo-e print
woodblock print
alsoKnownAs Rainstorm below the Summit NERFINISHED
Shower below the Summit NERFINISHED
approximateCreationDate early 1830s
artForm printmaking
artMovement ukiyo-e
circulation produced in multiple impressions
colorProcess polychrome woodblock printing
countryOfOrigin Japan
creator Katsushika Hokusai NERFINISHED
culturalContext Edo-period Japan NERFINISHED
depicts Mount Fuji NERFINISHED
clouds around Mount Fuji
dark rain clouds
slopes of Mount Fuji
depictsNaturalPhenomenon thunderstorm
depictsRegion Fuji Five Lakes area (idealized) NERFINISHED
depictsTimeOfDay daytime
depictsWeather rainstorm
genre landscape art
hasArtisticTheme nature’s power
transience of weather
hasIconographicFocus Mount Fuji as sacred mountain
hasJapaneseTitle 山下白雨 NERFINISHED
hasPerspective distant view of Mount Fuji
hasRomanizedTitle Sanka hakuu NERFINISHED
hasSubject Japanese landscape
Mount Fuji in bad weather
historicalSignificance key work in Hokusai’s Fuji series
inCollectionOf various museums worldwide
influenced Western landscape artists
influencedBy Japanese reverence for Mount Fuji
intendedAudience urban print buyers in Edo Japan
material ink on paper
movementContext Japanese print culture of the Edo period
notableFor dramatic contrast between dark storm and bright mountain
innovative composition of Mount Fuji
originalLanguageContext Japanese
partOfSeries Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji NERFINISHED
period Edo period NERFINISHED
printingTechnique nishiki-e
relatedWorkByCreator South Wind, Clear Sky NERFINISHED
The Great Wave off Kanagawa NERFINISHED
seriesPosition one of the Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji
usesCompositionalDevice contrast between light peak and dark base
strong diagonal of rain lines

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Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji hasPart Rainstorm Beneath the Summit
Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji notableWorkInSeries Rainstorm Beneath the Summit