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Japanese Popular Prints from votive slips to playing cards

Salter Rebecca
Heftet / 2006 / Engelsk

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780713665178
Publisert
2006-06-30
Utgiver
Vendor
A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Vekt
672 gr
Høyde
246 mm
Bredde
189 mm
Aldersnivå
G, U, 01, 05
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
208

Forfatter
Salter Rebecca

Om bidragsyterne

Rebecca Salter is a well-known British printmaker. She lived in Japan for 6 years and she is an acknowledged authority on Japanese woodblock printing. She has previously written Japanese Woodblock Printing for A&C Black.

Japanese Popular Prints from votive slips to playing cards

Salter Rebecca
Heftet / 2006 / Engelsk
Salter Rebecca
Heftet / 2006 / Engelsk
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"The author...has combined her practical knowledge of the subject with in-depth research of a neglected topic to produce a book full of visual surprises and delightful discoveries, useful historical overviews and clear technical explanations." Japan Foundation Newsletter (30th June 2006) 'A fascinating study from an inside point of view...the collection of material illustrated alone makes this book a worthwhile purchase.' Artbookreview.net (22nd August 2006) "This generously illustrated and well designed book...This book is a highly welcome addition to any printmaking library or bookshelf." Printmaking Today (Winter 2006) 'An informal history with considerable charm... Essential reading for anyone with an interest in the art and culture of Japan.' The Art Book (May 2007) 'An entertaining, surprising and unique journey through the popular culture of the most colourful period in Japanese history... For Japanese scholars, lovers of beautiful images and the playful at heart "Japanese Popular Prints" uncovers surprises from a lost world.' Japan Times (June 2007)

In the West, we tend to associate Japanese prints with the ukiyo-e tradition - prints based on the aristocracy, cultural heroes, actors and the beautiful people of the time. These prints were (and are) considered to be fine art, using the highest quality of materials and immense time and skill. But behind the scenes, Japanese printmakers in the major cities were also catering for a working class culture, using intense speed and poor quality materials to create beautiful multi-coloured decorative papers, votive name cards, games, playing cards, gift envelopes, paper screens, etc. In this book, Rebecca Salter explores this tradition and also the work that is still being done today in this field. The result is a fascinating look at an exciting and beautiful art form.
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In the West, Japanese prints are associated with the ukiyo-e tradition. These prints are are considered to be fine art, using the highest quality of materials and immense time and skill. Exploring this tradition, this book looks at the work that is being done in this field.
Les mer
No other book on the subject in English Beautifully illustrated Fascinating subject
No other book on the subject in English

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"The author...has combined her practical knowledge of the subject with in-depth research of a neglected topic to produce a book full of visual surprises and delightful discoveries, useful historical overviews and clear technical explanations." Japan Foundation Newsletter (30th June 2006) 'A fascinating study from an inside point of view...the collection of material illustrated alone makes this book a worthwhile purchase.' Artbookreview.net (22nd August 2006) "This generously illustrated and well designed book...This book is a highly welcome addition to any printmaking library or bookshelf." Printmaking Today (Winter 2006) 'An informal history with considerable charm... Essential reading for anyone with an interest in the art and culture of Japan.' The Art Book (May 2007) 'An entertaining, surprising and unique journey through the popular culture of the most colourful period in Japanese history... For Japanese scholars, lovers of beautiful images and the playful at heart "Japanese Popular Prints" uncovers surprises from a lost world.' Japan Times (June 2007)

In the West, we tend to associate Japanese prints with the ukiyo-e tradition - prints based on the aristocracy, cultural heroes, actors and the beautiful people of the time. These prints were (and are) considered to be fine art, using the highest quality of materials and immense time and skill. But behind the scenes, Japanese printmakers in the major cities were also catering for a working class culture, using intense speed and poor quality materials to create beautiful multi-coloured decorative papers, votive name cards, games, playing cards, gift envelopes, paper screens, etc. In this book, Rebecca Salter explores this tradition and also the work that is still being done today in this field. The result is a fascinating look at an exciting and beautiful art form.
Les mer
In the West, Japanese prints are associated with the ukiyo-e tradition. These prints are are considered to be fine art, using the highest quality of materials and immense time and skill. Exploring this tradition, this book looks at the work that is being done in this field.
Les mer
No other book on the subject in English Beautifully illustrated Fascinating subject
No other book on the subject in English

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780713665178
Publisert
2006-06-30
Utgiver
Vendor
A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Vekt
672 gr
Høyde
246 mm
Bredde
189 mm
Aldersnivå
G, U, 01, 05
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
208

Forfatter
Salter Rebecca

Om bidragsyterne

Rebecca Salter is a well-known British printmaker. She lived in Japan for 6 years and she is an acknowledged authority on Japanese woodblock printing. She has previously written Japanese Woodblock Printing for A&C Black.

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