Salon Culture In Japan: Making Art 1750-1900 British Museum Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

‘A Richly Illustrated Book That Provides A Fascinating Insight Into Collaborative And Social Artistic Production In Early Modern Japan’ – Andon The Journal Of Society For Japanese Art First Publication To Celebrate British Museum’s Rich Collection These Technically Sophisticated Artworks Created As Part Cultural Salons Late 18Th 19Th Centuries Featuring Lively Figures Daily Life Festivals Elegant Birds Flowers Ferocious Animals Lyrical Landscapes Japan Were Creative Spaces People All Ages Levels Pursue Painting Poetry Other Endeavours Serious But Amateur Practitioners They Used Pen- Or Art-Name Individuals Therefore Able Socialise Interact Broadly Through Activities Regardless Official Status Regulated By Shogunal Government Idea Communal Creativity Seems Have Been Especially Ingrained Around Area Kyoto Osaka Each Two Cities Had Distinct Character: Was National Capital Where Emperor Aristocrats Resided Centre Commerce Only Fraction Has Previously Published Colour With Five Essays Leading Experts Explore This Phenomenon From Different Angles Eight Shorter Insights Delve Specific Historical Aspects Personal Connections Legacies Offers New Perspective On Σελίδες: 256 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0930 Διαστάσεις: 25X25Cm