The Printmaker's Daughter: An Intimate Historical Fiction – The Hidden Life of Hokusai's Daughter in 19th Century Japan
Set in nineteenth-century Japan, The Printmaker's Daughter imagines the hidden life of Hokusai’s daughter. Katherine Govier offers an intimate historical fiction portrait shaped by art, family, and the social world surrounding one of Japan’s most celebrated printmakers.
About This Book
The Printmaker's Daughter is an intimate work of historical fiction set in nineteenth-century Japan.
Katherine Govier turns her attention to the hidden life of Hokusai’s daughter, bringing a personal perspective to the world surrounding a renowned artist.
Blending family, art, and history, the novel explores the experience of a woman living in a changing cultural landscape.
Atmospheric and reflective, it offers a portrait of artistic inheritance and an overlooked life.
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