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Terukazu, Akiyama.

Japanese Painting. Treasures of Asia.

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DKK 125,00 DKK 105,00

Varenr. 74.829-Hylde 2. – Indbundet med omslag. – 1977. –  216 sider. – Pænt eksemplar. – TILBUD: 105 kr.

The earliest examples of pictorial art in Japan are designs engraved on prehistroic pottery and wall paintings in protohistic tombs. From the 10th to the 12th century Buddhist painting in Japan gradually broke free of Chinese influence. Secular painting flourished too, and in the decorations of the imperial palace and the residences of great noblemen a trylu Japanese mode of expression was worked out and developed. Long time has passed since the West discovered Japanese art. To begin with, it was the beauty of Japanese prints and the exquisite delicacy of Japanese lacquerware, ceramics and ivories that caught the attention of the first European connoisseurs. The aim of the present work is to trace and illustrate the long development of Japanese painting in the light of the latest results o art scholarship in Japan itself.

- Rizzoli, New York 1977.

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Beskrivelse

INDHOLD: Introduction. – Pre-Buddhist painting. – The introduction of Buddhist painting and he assimilation of the Tang style from China (7th and 8th century). – Buddhist painting of Japaese inspiration (9th to 13th century). – The formation of the national style in secular art (9th to 12th century). – The great age of scroll painting (12th to 14th century). – The renewed influence of Chinese art and the development of monochrome painting (13th to 16th century). – The golden age of mural painting (16th to 17th century). – Decorative painting of the Sotatsu-Korin School (17th to 19th century). – Painting and the masters of the Japanese print (17th to 19th century). – Trends of moderne painting (17th to 19th century). – Chronologiscaltable. – Map of Japan. – Map of the Kyoto-ara region. – Selected bibliography. – List of colorplates.