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Utamaro, colour prints and paintings, J. Hillier

Label
Utamaro, colour prints and paintings, J. Hillier
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 160-161)
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Utamaro
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
518996
Responsibility statement
J. Hillier
Sub title
colour prints and paintings
Summary
The life and work of the 18th century Japanese master whose book illustrations and color woodcuts are among the masterpieces of Japanese art
Table Of Contents
The school of Toriyama Sekien -- The Ukiyo-e school and the colour woodcut -- Early influences: first works -- Tsutaya Jūsaburō and new influences -- Edo in the seventeen-eighties -- The 'Insect book' -- The albums of prints: 1788-1790 -- The Japanese courtesan -- 'The poem of the pillow' -- The 'Shell book' and the 'Hundred screamers' -- The half-length 'Portraits': 1791-1793 -- The glorification of woman: 1793-1795 -- 'The twelve hours of the green houses' -- Utamaro in middle life -- The sets of 'Renowned lovers' and other prints: 1795-1800 -- Travesties, parodies and burlesques -- Utamaro's brush paintings -- The Yama-Uba and Kintoki series and the 'Mother and child' prints -- The 'Annals of the green houses'; portraits of Utamaro -- Utamaro's last years
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