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In this impressive study Professor Calza examines images of the floating world (ukiyo-e) found in paintings, screens, illustrated books and, above all, the numerous woodblock prints that nineteenth-century French artists were to find so influential. Through six essays and six catalogue sections this book provides a fascinating and thorough introduction to the very best works of this period. The essays supply detailed background information on the history, techniques and development of ukiyo-e and the plate section has been arranged to reflect the six great themes of the floating world -…
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2 editions · 2 languages- Other · English · 2005Phaidon · 520 pages · 9780714845388
- Other · Italian · 2004Electa · 414 pages · 9788837026684
Color prints, JapaneseJapanese Color printsUkiyoeExhibitionsSocial life and customsPictorial works







