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๐ Where tradition meets transformation: The art history book every cultural connoisseur needs!
Modern Japanese Art and the Meiji State offers the first English translation of a foundational 19th-century Japanese art history text, revealing how Meiji Japan adopted Western art frameworks to redefine its cultural identity. This scholarly work details the political and institutional shifts that shaped modern Japanese art, making it essential reading for historians, researchers, and art lovers eager to understand the fusion of East and West during a pivotal era.
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| Customer Reviews | 5.0 out of 5 stars 3 Reviews |
C**O
A very faithful book based upon accurate data
This brings us the researcher about an accurate view of understanding of Meji Era how the artists developed and efforted in order to maintain the very traditional art of Japan in Kano painting. In particular, the collaboration between the Japanese artist and western scholars such as Fenellosa and Tenshin including Kano Hokei story is so impressive how they tied to protect the treasures of Japan. A great book for scholars and researchers. Best Wishes, J
R**Y
A fascinating book
A well researched book on the impact of politics on the repositioning of art in the Meiji period, as Japan emerged from isolation and rapidly sought to import new technologies and establish itself as the equal of the leading Western countries.
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