Shotei Hokuju
1763-1824?
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- Description
- A disciple of Katsushika Hokusai. He drew landscapes of Edo meisho (famous places) from the end of the Kansei Era (1789-1801) and was famous as a uki-e (perspective pictures) master during the Kyowa Era (1801-1804). He was strongly influenced by Hokusai's western style prints and established his own original western landscape prints by incorporating perspective and shadowing techniques during the Bunka Era (1804-18).
- Active period
- Late Kansei era(1789-1801)-Bunsei era(1818-1830)
- Other Name(s)
- Hokuju
