Cuckoo and Azaleas as copied by Art Studio Elvira and painted on canvas. The image may change as the original painting is updated in the future
Cuckoo and Azaleas by Hokusai (1828) re-imagined by Art Studio Elvira in 2025 to improve colors and remove printers marks and inscriptions. Cuckoo and Azaleas is in the Japanese ukiyo-e style of paintings depicted natural landscapes as well as scenes from Japanese history and culture.
Cuckoo and Azaleas is also a prime example of Kachoga, or “bird and flower paintings”, in Hokusai’s work. This is a genre stretching throughout Chinese and Japanese artwork. Cuckoo and Azaleas is part of Hokusai’s Small Flowers series.
