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from any understanding of Japan, the troupes of
Japanese actors and dancers that toured Europe provided materials for "a new way of dramatizing" on stage. Ironically, the popularity and influence of these Japanese dramas had a great deal to do with the westernization of the Japanese theater in general and of the pieces performed in Europe in particular.
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that signified Japan to the West. Much as this human figure of the geisha was reduced to the level of other objects signifying Japan in the drama, Japanese performers in
Germany served German play wrights in their quest to renew the German drama. Just as ukiyo-e had proven useful in France, severed
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Japanese exports were initially silver, which was prohibited after 1668, and gold, mostly in the form of oval coins, which was prohibited after 1763, and later copper in the form of copper bars. Japanese exports eventually decreased and shifted to craftwork such as ceramics, hand fans,
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in 1868, Japan ended a long period of national isolation and became open to imports from the West, including photography and printing techniques. With this new opening in trade, Japanese art and artifacts began to appear in small curiosity shops in Paris and London. Japonisme began as a craze for
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for several decades. Japanese potters filled the void making porcelain for
European tastes. Porcelain and lacquered objects became the main exports from Japan to Europe. An extravagant way to display porcelain in a home was to create a porcelain room with shelves placed throughout to show off the
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style of painting that his contemporaries favored. Instead, he found simplicity and technicality in the
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Japanese art was exhibited in
Britain beginning in the early 1850s. These exhibitions featured various Japanese objects, including maps, letters, textiles, and objects from everyday life. These exhibitions served as a source of national pride for Britain and served to create a separate Japanese
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Ukiyo-e prints were one of the main
Japanese influences on Western art. Western artists were inspired by the different uses of compositional space, flattening of planes, and abstract approaches to color. An emphasis on diagonals, asymmetry, and negative space can be seen in the works of Western
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and his troupe of actors arrived in Paris, returning again in 1900 and playing in Berlin in 1902. Kawakami's troop performed two pieces, Kesa and Shogun, both of which were westernized and were performed without music and with the majority of the dialogue eliminated. This being the case, these
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Similar to many Japanese artists, Degas' prints focus on women and their daily routines. The atypical positioning of his female figures and the dedication to reality in his prints aligned him with Japanese printmakers such as Hokusai,
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displayed Japanese decorative art to millions, and it was picked up by galleries and fashionable stores. Writings by critics, collectors, and artists expressed considerable excitement about this "new" art. Collectors including
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at the workshop of his printer, Auguste Delâtre. In the years following this discovery, there was an increase of interest in Japanese prints. They were sold in curiosity shops, tea warehouses, and larger shops. Shops such as
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remained the most popular drama in Germany throughout the 1890s. In the wake of this popularity, comedies set in Asia and featuring comic Asian figures appeared in rapid succession, both in comic opera and drama.
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in Munich in 1896 under the influence of japonism fever. The Japanese influence on German drama first appeared in stage design. Karl Lautenschlager adopted the Kabuki revolving stage in 1896 and ten years later
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belongs to the "objects" which in and of themselves meant Japan in Germany and throughout the West. The period from 1904 to 1918 saw a European boom in geisha dramas. The most famous of these was,
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The Belgian painter Alfred Stevens was one of the earliest collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese art in Paris. Objects from Stevens' studio illustrate his fascination with Japanese and exotic
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and other small print shops in Paris. His contemporaries had begun to collect prints as well, which gave him a wide array of sources for inspiration. Among prints shown to Degas was a copy of
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RĂ©gamey, to collecting ukiyo-e prints which could be bought in small Parisian shops. He shared these prints with his contemporaries and organized a Japanese print exhibition in Paris in 1887.
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performances tended toward pantomime and dance. Dramatists and critics quickly latched on to what they saw as a “re-theatricalization of the theater.” Among the actors in these plays was
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reached its "golden age" from 1890 to 1910, producing items more advanced than ever before. These items were widely visible in nineteenth-century Europe: a succession of
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increased in the seventeenth century, after Korean potters were brought to the Kyushu area. The immigrants, their descendants, and Japanese counterparts unearthed
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who drew inspiration from the prints. It and other shops organized gatherings which facilitated the spread of information regarding Japanese art and techniques.
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house the largest Asian art research library in the United States, where they house Japanese art together with the Japanese-influenced works of
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From the mid-1860's, Japonisme became a fundamental element in many of Stevens' paintings. One of his most famous Japonisme-influenced works is
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mines and began to make high quality pottery. The blend of traditions evolved into a distinct Japanese industry with styles such as
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in 1869 is a representation of the popular curiosity about all Japanese items that started with the opening of the country in the
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displayed and wrote about these works. Thus Japanese styles and themes reappeared in the work of Western artists and craftsmen.
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exotic wares, but the ownership of a few pieces was possible for a wide and increasing social range of the middle class.
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was involved in the development of around 200 gardens in the UK. In 1937, he exhibited a rock garden at the
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after Japanese elements, such as the bridge over the lily pond, which he painted numerous times. In
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European imitation of Japanese art during the 19th and 20th centuries
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but renamed after protest from Japan) was written in 1876. In 1885,
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identity apart from the generalized "Orient" cultural identity.
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In the 1860s, Edgar Degas began to collect Japanese prints from
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in particular, attracted artists James Abbott McNeill Whistler,
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is a French term that refers to the popularity and influence of
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Scheyer, Ernst. "Far Eastern Art and French Impressionism".
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Samurai and supermen : national socialist views of Japan
2584:"A Study of the Methods and Operations of Japanning Practice"
1772:Édouard Lièvre and Maison Ferdinand Barbedienne, jardinière,
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Christofle & Cie and Émile Reiber, «Elephant» Vase, 1878
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Christofle & Cie and Émile Reiber, chandelier vase, 1874
30:"Japonaiserie" redirects here. For the Van Gogh series, see
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Japonisme: the Japanese influence on Western art since 1858
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with the Japanese footbridge and the water lily pool (1899)
331:. Some of the first samples of ukiyo-e were seen in Paris.
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paper, furniture, swords, armors, mother-of-pearl objects,
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Japanesque: The Japanese Print in the Era of Impressionism
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Art in the Protestant Reformation and Counter-Reformation
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The Japanese and French Print in the Era of Impressionism
3041:"Giverny | Collection of japanese prints of Claude Monet"
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specialized in the sale of Japanese and Chinese imports.
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Japonisme: Cultural Crossings Between Japan and the West
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Thomas, Bernadette. "Alfred (Emile-LĂ©opold) Stevens" in
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Weisberg, Gabriel P. and Yvonne M. L. Weisberg (1990).
2239:" Nakamoto Forestry, May 28, 2019; accessed 2020.09.16.
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Japonisme: Japanese Influence on French Art 1854–1910
2077:– similar Chinese influence on Western art and design
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employed it in the premiere of FrĂĽhlings Erwachen by
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Bickford, Lawrence (1993). "Ukiyo-e Print History".
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La collection d'estampes Japonaises de Claude Monet
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Association of Historians of Nineteenth-Century Art
468:and furniture. Stevens was close with Manet and to
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1401:created several influential gardens, two for the
179:, made in France, using Japanese lacquer panels,
3116:Journeys east: Isabella Stewart Gardner and Asia
1377:was introduced to the English-speaking world by
554:Mary Cassatt at the Louvre: The Etruscan Gallery
520:Mary Cassatt at the Louvre: The Etruscan Gallery
3334:Japonisme and Architecture in France, 1550–1930
3314:Monet, Gauguin, Van Gogh… Japanese Inspirations
3305:Secret Teachings in the Art of Japanese Gardens
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2420:Monet, Gauguin, Van Gogh… Japanese Inspirations
1636:Nocturne in Blue and Gold: Old Battersea Bridge
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3426:Marc Maison's Gallery specialized in japonisme
584:Artists influenced by Japanese art and culture
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3351:Edo Print Art and Its Western Interpretations
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2546:Japonisme in Art: An International Symposium
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1895:One of the 36 Views of the Eiffel Tower by
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1329:. Soon this revolving stage was a trend in
1316:was introduced into Western theater at the
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2559:"Marie Antoinette and Japanese lacquer"
2505:"Japanese Porcelain in the Philippines"
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1270:Advertising poster for the comic opera
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327:collecting Japanese art, particularly
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3431:The Private Collection of Edgar Degas
3064:Genevieve Aitken, Marianne Delafond.
3003:. Global Oriental. 2010. p. 503.
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1448:in Hertfordshire, and courtyards at
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175:Commode (commode Ă vantaux) in the
5495:Vienna School of Fantastic Realism
4346:Neoclassical architecture in Milan
3068:. La Bibliotheque des Arts. 2003.
2782:"The Psyché (My Studio), ca. 1871"
2026:Japanese pagoda and garden of the
167:Orientalism in early modern France
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5569:American Figurative Expressionism
3905:International Gothic art in Italy
3327:Cluzel, Jean-SĂ©bastien (editor),
3262:. New York: Thames & Hudson.
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5473:International Typographic Style
2786:Princeton University Art Museum
2093:– for Eastern views of the West
1276:, which was set in Japan (1885)
401:influence in Western art (1887)
108:and asymmetrical compositions.
5753:The Caribbean Artists Movement
3226:. Kent State University Press.
2044:Madame Butterfly (short story)
1436:, Japanese landscape gardener
1428:in an approximation of Alpine
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6565:Japan in non-Japanese culture
4109:Dutch and Flemish Renaissance
3298:. New York: Routledge Curzon.
3258:Irvine, Gregory, ed. (2013).
2742:. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
2457:. London: Thames and Hudson.
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573:James Abbott McNeill Whistler
474:1862 International Exhibition
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83:is perhaps the best example.
6224:Modern European ink painting
5596:Bay Area Figurative Movement
3389:Wichmann, Siegfried (1981).
3203:General and cited references
2451:Wichmann, Siegfried (2007).
1418:Japanese Garden Construction
1383:Landscape Gardening in Japan
23:. For the Arashi album, see
5885:Artificial intelligence art
3368:6#2 (Spring 1943): 116–143.
3307:. New York/Tokyo: Kodansha.
3183:, Amsterdam. Archived from
3173:"George Hendrik Breitner –
3152:Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
3090:The Claude Monet Foundation
2123:Yamashiro Historic District
2113:Woodblock printing in Japan
1842:Woman Bathing (La Toilette)
1486:Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
1183:Jewelry and glass designer
411:The Illustrated London News
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5798:Post-painterly abstraction
5621:Situationist International
4995:Pennsylvania Impressionism
3329:Adamson, John (translator)
3303:Slawson, David A. (1987).
3285:Lambourne, Lionel (2005).
2952:"International Conference"
2064:Anime-influenced animation
1467:prints, of which he had a
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185:Metropolitan Museum of Art
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119:, enamels, metalwork, and
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5381:California Scene Painting
5260:California Scene Painting
5216:Figurative Constructivism
4267:Poussinists and Rubenists
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2503:Nogami, Takenori (2013).
1857:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
1578:Gustave LĂ©onard de Jonghe
1494:Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
1137:Charles Rennie Mackintosh
1020:Gustave LĂ©onard de Jonghe
1014:, Japanese Styled Prints
868:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
310:Re-opening (19th century)
244:Japanese export porcelain
225:Japanese export porcelain
102:Japanese woodblock prints
6555:French words and phrases
6479:Prehistoric European art
6128:Contemporary African art
5611:Gendai Bijutsu Kondankai
5539:GeneraciĂłn de la Ruptura
5166:Universal Constructivism
4958:California Impressionism
4913:American Barbizon school
2916:Maltarich, Bill (2005).
1482:Isabella Stewart Gardner
1403:Japan–British Exhibition
199:ordered that an island,
6306:Walking Artists Network
5643:Letterist International
5483:Washington Color School
4397:Arts in the Philippines
3337:(Éditions Faton, 2022)
2977:, p. 15 and note2.
2590:(42): 669. 11 Mar 1920.
2028:Museums of the Far East
1875:George Hendrik Breitner
1674:LĂ©on Dromard, cabinet,
1208:Georges Ferdinand Bigot
1202:Japanese Styled Prints
1012:Arts and Crafts Revival
948:Japanese Styled Prints
928:Amsterdam Impressionism
914:George Hendrik Breitner
486:La parisienne japonaise
453:La parisienne japonaise
428:Portrait of Père Tanguy
390:Portrait of Père Tanguy
380:Japonaiserie (Van Gogh)
32:Japonaiserie (Van Gogh)
6417:Illuminated manuscript
6065:The Designers Republic
6015:Neue Slowenische Kunst
5938:Pattern and Decoration
5838:Institutional critique
5478:Abstract expressionism
4458:Latin American Baroque
4414:Colonial Asian Baroque
3396:Widar, Halen (1990).
3209:Breuer, Karin (2010).
2205:afe.easia.columbia.edu
1880:Girl in a White Kimono
1813:The Blooming Plum Tree
1632:James McNeill Whistler
1563:Portrait of Émile Zola
1540:James McNeill Whistler
1519:James McNeill Whistler
1434:Garden History Society
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659:James McNeill Whistler
564:James McNeill Whistler
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470:James McNeill Whistler
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242:teapot, an example of
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6055:Artist-run initiative
6030:Young British Artists
5995:New European Painting
5931:Moscow Conceptualists
5853:Feminist art movement
5631:Ukrainian underground
5606:Gutai Art Association
5005:Ten American Painters
4509:Western influence in
3486:List of art movements
3371:Weisberg, Gabriel P.
3086:"The japanese prints"
2588:Automotive Industries
2181:. The Free Dictionary
2147:French pronunciation:
2081:David B. Gamble House
1977:Edward William Godwin
1883:, oil on canvas, 1894
1601:Girl Wearing a Kimono
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1269:
1170:Louis Comfort Tiffany
776:Pierre-Auguste Renoir
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365:Artists and Japonisme
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165:Further information:
161:Seclusion (1639–1858)
89:
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5865:Saqqakhaneh movement
5758:Chicano art movement
5626:Soviet Nonconformist
5432:Boston Expressionism
5415:Abstraction-Création
5233:Arbeitsrat fĂĽr Kunst
5226:Cologne Progressives
4946:Art Nouveau in Milan
4749:Anglo-Japanese style
4725:National romanticism
4155:Fontainebleau School
4065:Northern Renaissance
3900:International Gothic
3377:Journal of Japonisme
3289:. New York: Phaidon.
3175:Girl in White Kimono
3114:Chong, Alan (2009).
2151:[Ę’a.pÉ”.nism]
2059:Anglo-Japanese style
1822:Plum Park in Kameido
1490:Freer Gallery of Art
1432:. According to the
1250:Gilbert and Sullivan
287:Ming-Qing transition
231:Japanese lacquerware
6400:Hierarchy of genres
5965:Saint Soleil School
5901:Post-conceptual art
5870:The Stars Art Group
5748:Black Arts Movement
5711:Neo-Dada Organizers
5512:Lyrical abstraction
5245:Australian tonalism
4918:California Tonalism
4590:Hudson River School
4393:Colonial Asian art
4133:English Renaissance
4082:Ghent–Bruges school
4070:Early Netherlandish
3982:Italian Renaissance
3895:Gothic art in Milan
3398:Christopher Dresser
3348:Nash, Elizabeth R.
3294:Ono, Ayako (2003).
3231:Earle, Joe (1999).
3187:on 9 September 2012
3019:Irish National Stud
2922:. Oxford: P. Lang.
1950:Miss Finney dancing
1442:Chelsea Flower Show
1411:Irish National Stud
1399:Tassa (Saburo) Eida
1244:(originally titled
191:During most of the
150:Christopher Dresser
6442:Landscape painting
6050:New Leipzig School
5990:Neo-conceptual art
5738:Art & Language
5733:Capitalist realism
5655:Florida Highwaymen
5591:Hard-edge painting
5405:Streamline Moderne
5366:Harlem Renaissance
5209:Novecento Italiano
5037:Deutscher Werkbund
4864:Post-Impressionism
4426:Latin American art
4230:Guild of Romanists
4092:German Renaissance
4087:Northern Mannerism
3316:. Folkwang/Steidl.
3215:Prestel Publishing
1811:Vincent van Gogh,
1615:Large spill vase,
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1238:. The comic opera
1116:Frank Lloyd Wright
1109:Post-Impressionism
882:Post-Impressionism
836:Post-Impressionism
815:Post-Impressionism
748:Post-Impressionism
552:. In Degas' print
524:
476:in London and the
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351:La Porte Chinoise,
271:Japanese porcelain
259:
213:linear perspective
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21:Japonesque (album)
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6170:Corporate Memphis
6123:Classical Realism
6093:Amazonian pop art
5985:Appropriation art
5953:Neo-expressionism
5823:Environmental art
5728:Nouvelle tendance
5445:
5444:
5393:Socialist realism
5250:Dresden Secession
4869:Neo-Impressionism
4832:Decadent movement
4803:Heidelberg School
4697:
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4595:American luminism
4580:DĂĽsseldorf School
4575:Shoreham Ancients
4565:Nazarene movement
4555:Danish Golden Age
4436:Indochristian art
4114:Antwerp Mannerism
4003:Pittura infamante
3997:Florentine School
3992:Proto-Renaissance
3379:1.1 (2016): 3–16.
3366:The Art Quarterly
3343:978-2-87844-307-3
3269:978-0-500-23913-1
3125:978-1-934772-75-1
3015:"Japanese Garden"
2986:Conder quoted in
2740:Oxford Art Online
2565:. 20 January 2018
2464:978-0-500-28163-5
2358:, pp. 26–38.
2141:From the French
2129:Explanatory notes
1387:Kelly & Walsh
1373:The aesthetic of
1367:garden in Giverny
1227:
1226:
998:Arthur Wesley Dow
528:La Porte Chinoise
417:Le Monde Illustré
347:La Porte Chinoise
336:FĂ©lix Bracquemond
324:Meiji Restoration
50:Meiji Restoration
6582:
6522:
6521:
6506:Western painting
6452:Modern sculpture
6410:History painting
6113:Art intervention
5906:Installation art
5723:Nouveau réalisme
5463:
5437:Leningrad School
5329:Mexican muralism
5302:Grosvenor School
5042:American Realism
5025:Der Blaue Reiter
4983:Berlin Secession
4978:Vienna Secession
4973:Munich Secession
4891:Pont-Aven School
4710:
4560:Troubadour style
4538:(c. 1770 – 1862)
4505:Qing handicrafts
4471:Western elements
4402:Letras y figuras
4375:African-American
4370:African diaspora
4341:Directoire style
4252:Heptanese school
4235:Dutch Golden Age
4220:Stroganov School
4213:Lutheran Baroque
4208:Louis XIII style
4181:Baroque in Milan
4043:Bolognese School
4038:High Renaissance
4021:Forlivese School
4016:Ferrarese School
3739:Migration Period
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1582:The Japanese Fan
1574:
1555:
1536:
1524:The Peacock Room
1515:
1469:large collection
1438:Seyemon Kusumoto
1416:Samuel Newsom's
1375:Japanese gardens
1354:Japanese gardens
1335:Kawakami Otojiro
1318:Residenz theatre
1297:Madama Butterfly
973:Aubrey Beardsley
797:Camille Pissarro
734:Vincent van Gogh
588:
406:Vincent van Gogh
397:, an example of
395:Vincent van Gogh
374:Vincent van Gogh
296:Marie Antoinette
197:Tokugawa Iemitsu
182:
137:cloissoné enamel
129:Japanese pottery
94:From the 1860s,
25:Japonism (album)
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6427:Interactive art
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6284:SoFlo Superflat
6209:Kitsch movement
6133:Africanfuturism
6085:
6079:
5958:Transavantgarde
5889:
5843:Light and Space
5828:Performance art
5808:Psychedelic art
5691:Nueva Presencia
5681:Otra FiguraciĂłn
5669:
5601:Les Plasticiens
5586:New York School
5564:Action painting
5549:Metcalf Chateau
5458:
5453:
5441:
5361:Cercle et Carré
5297:New Objectivity
5204:Return to order
5146:School of Paris
5124:
4968:School of Paris
4929:
4815:Arts and Crafts
4720:Neo-romanticism
4705:
4693:
4689:Etching revival
4641:Barbizon school
4585:Pre-Raphaelites
4537:
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4357:
4331:Louis XVI style
4273:
4262:Louis XIV style
4225:Animal painting
4186:Flemish Baroque
4164:
4075:World landscape
4026:Venetian School
3968:
3955:Majorcan school
3922:Novgorod School
3912:Lucchese School
3884:Opus Anglicanum
3876:Norman-Sicilian
3820:Italo-Byzantine
3720:Early Christian
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3685:Pompeian Styles
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6422:Illustration
6378:Lutheran art
6368:Catholic art
6331:Abstract art
6301:Unilalianism
6264:Software art
6239:Neosymbolism
6229:Neo-futurism
6192:Internet art
6182:Hyperrealism
6035:Superfiction
5818:Photorealism
5686:Afrofuturism
5451:Contemporary
5427:Dimensionism
5410:Concrete art
5343:
5339:Precisionism
5189:
5136:Sosaku-hanga
5110:Productivism
5100:Metaphysical
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5059:Proto-Cubism
4963:Secessionism
4925:Costumbrismo
4810:Aestheticism
4761:Hague School
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4665:Academic art
4646:Costumbrismo
4614:Empire style
4451:Quito School
4446:Cusco School
4362:Colonial art
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4311:FĂŞte galante
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4278:18th century
4240:Delft School
4191:Caravaggisti
4169:17th century
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2046:1903 edition
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1915:
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1878:
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861:Aestheticism
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713:Claude Monet
634:James Tissot
600:Nationality
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6385:Digital art
6348:Avant-garde
6289:Superstroke
6165:Flat design
6160:Fictive art
6155:Excessivism
6103:Art for art
6098:Altermodern
6040:Taring Padi
5975:Lowbrow art
5943:Pliontanism
5880:Yoru no Kai
5833:Process art
5773:Systems art
5743:Arte Povera
5665:Antipodeans
5574:in New York
5544:Jikken KĹŤbĹŤ
5507:Color field
5376:Regionalism
5345:Aeropittura
5334:Neo-Fauvism
5307:Neues Sehen
5277:Kinetic art
5141:Suprematism
5115:Synchromism
5032:Noucentisme
4953:Primitivism
4941:Art Nouveau
4896:Cloisonnism
4886:Pointillism
4881:Divisionism
4859:Incoherents
4820:Art pottery
4706:(1863–1944)
4656:Macchiaioli
4631:Biedermeier
4619:Historicism
4604:Orientalism
4545:Romanticism
4516:Akita ranga
4368:Art of the
4353:Picturesque
4305:Chinoiserie
4300:Frederician
4138:Tudor court
4033:Cinquecento
3974:Renaissance
3961:Mappa mundi
3945:cartography
3837:Carolingian
3832:Merovingian
3815:Palaeologan
3787:RepoblaciĂłn
3744:Anglo-Saxon
3675:Gallo-Roman
3614:Hellenistic
3609:Kerch style
3547:Minyan ware
3181:Rijksmuseum
2891:, p. 6
2879:, p. 8
2867:, p. 5
2853:Breuer 2010
2841:Breuer 2010
2672:Breuer 2010
2662:, p. 4
2650:, p. 3
2631:Breuer 2010
2603:, p. 1
2548:(1980): 14.
2392:Irvine 2013
2380:Irvine 2013
2356:Irvine 2013
2332:Irvine 2013
2296:Irvine 2013
2256:Impressions
2226:, p. 1
2097:Orientalism
2075:Chinoiserie
2002:; 1878–1884
1996: [
1638:, 1872–1875
1546:, 1863–1865
1527:, 1876–1877
1461:this series
1452:in London.
1344:Loie Fuller
1159:Art Nouveau
1084:Art Nouveau
1063:Art Nouveau
1042:Orientalism
987:Art Nouveau
886:Art Nouveau
857:Australian
840:Primitivism
755:Edgar Degas
516:Edgar Degas
507:Edgar Degas
425:Van Gogh's
359:Edgar Degas
314:During the
275:kaolin clay
256:Netherlands
248:Rijksmuseum
205:Shiba KĹŤkan
121:lacquerware
6570:Modern art
6550:French art
6539:Categories
6432:Jewish art
6244:Passionism
6204:iPhone art
6150:Cyborg art
6145:Crypto art
6118:Brandalism
6010:Cyberdelic
5875:Tropicália
5848:Street art
5803:Intermedia
5783:Minimalism
5502:Spatialism
5456:Postmodern
5312:Surrealism
5180:Shin-hanga
5020:Die BrĂĽcke
4988:Sonderbund
4901:Synthetism
4624:Revivalism
4533:Transition
4490:Manichaean
4336:Adam style
4257:Classicism
4196:in Utrecht
4124:Still life
3854:Romanesque
3810:Macedonian
3805:Iconoclast
3764:Visigothic
3670:Republican
3624:Indo-Greek
3594:Red-figure
3158:2017-09-27
3100:2020-05-26
3051:2020-05-26
3025:16 January
2961:2020-12-28
2569:2021-04-24
2368:Earle 1999
2344:Earle 1999
2320:Earle 1999
2308:Earle 1999
2210:2020-02-02
2179:"Japonism"
2161:References
2030:, Brussels
1916:The Buddha
1860:lithograph
1340:Sada Yacco
1306:Mount Fuji
1283:The Geisha
1273:The Mikado
1260:The Mikado
1246:The Mikado
1189:Helen Hyde
935:Bertha Lum
500:The Psyché
291:Jingdezhen
279:Imari ware
193:Edo period
80:The Mikado
6545:Japonisme
6494:Shock art
6484:Queer art
6464:NaĂŻve art
6447:Modernism
6279:Superflat
6269:Sound art
6249:Post-YBAs
6234:Neomodern
6075:Verdadism
6045:Superflat
5894:1970–1999
5858:in the US
5778:Video art
5701:Happening
5674:1960–1969
5466:1945–1959
5129:1915–1944
5120:Vorticism
5072:A Nyolcak
4934:1900–1914
4906:Les Nabis
4837:Symbolism
4793:Amsterdam
4743:Japonisme
4713:1863–1899
4675:in Greece
4535:to modern
4380:Caribbean
4325:Goût grec
4247:Capriccio
4201:Tenebrism
4150:Turquerie
4048:Mannerism
3943:Medieval
3800:Byzantine
3781:Mozarabic
3732:Ethiopian
3636:Neo-Attic
3619:"Baroque"
3604:Classical
3574:Geometric
3552:Mycenaean
3499:(Western)
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3468:Premodern
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2791:20 August
2563:vogue.com
2521:0115-0243
2473:315522043
2258:(17): 1.
2166:Citations
2143:Japonisme
2103:Turquerie
1973:Sideboard
1937:, 1917/18
1817:Hiroshige
1716:, c. 1878
1678:1874–1889
1584:, c. 1865
1294:'s opera
1199:American
1180:American
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1126:American
1088:Symbolism
1080:Austrian
1008:American
967:Portrait
945:American
903:American
669:American
648:Genre Art
433:Hiroshige
320:seclusion
304:Japanning
252:Amsterdam
125:Meiji era
111:Japanese
73:in 1872.
58:Japonisme
6524:Category
6474:Portrait
6395:Folk art
6343:Anti-art
6274:Stuckism
6187:Idea art
6108:Art game
6060:Artivism
5948:Punk art
5926:Sots Art
5911:Artscene
5768:Land art
5706:Neo-Dada
5638:Lettrism
5532:Nuagisme
5517:Tachisme
5398:Nazi art
5191:De Stijl
5105:Rayonism
5095:Art Deco
5083:Futurism
4874:Luminism
4842:Romanian
4827:Tonalism
4798:Canadian
4776:American
4682:Neo-Grec
4290:Rocaille
4119:Romanism
4053:Counter-
3987:Trecento
3927:Duecento
3917:Crusades
3849:Ottonian
3827:Frankish
3707:Medieval
3690:Trajanic
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1714:Yamatori
1498:Whistler
1492:and the
1446:Cottered
1030:Belgian
983:English
964:English
673:Tonalism
619:Belgian
550:Sukenobu
437:Kunisada
316:Kaei era
283:Kakiemon
240:Kakiemon
117:ceramics
6489:Realism
6086:present
5813:Nut Art
5616:Pop art
5554:Mono-ha
5422:The Ten
5371:Kapists
5317:Iranian
5270:Bauhaus
5064:Orphism
5010:Fauvism
4847:Russian
4737:Nihonga
4651:Verismo
4636:Realism
4570:Purismo
4483:Moorish
4478:Islamic
4385:Haitian
4176:Baroque
4055:Maniera
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3864:Spanish
3776:Pictish
3759:Lombard
3754:Insular
3695:Severan
3660:Gaulish
3655:Iberian
3584:Archaic
3527:Nuragic
3507:Ancient
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2069:Arabist
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1795:(after
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1475:Museums
1465:ukiyo-e
1457:Giverny
1426:alpines
1394:intent.
1292:Puccini
1236:England
1230:Theater
1222:Cartoon
1218:French
1105:French
1038:Realism
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765:French
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702:Realism
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591:Artist
577:Realist
546:Utamaro
532:Hokusai
399:Ukiyo-e
329:ukiyo-e
156:History
133:samurai
97:ukiyo-e
6437:Kitsch
6296:Toyism
5788:Fluxus
5718:Op art
5287:Mingei
5221:Stupid
5199:Purism
5054:Cubism
4703:Modern
4495:Mughal
4285:Rococo
3890:Gothic
3871:Norman
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1331:Berlin
1288:geisha
1255:Mikado
1241:Kosiki
1059:Czech
924:Dutch
744:Dutch
603:Style
548:, and
491:kimono
460:(1872)
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254:, the
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183:1790,
6084:2000–
5527:COBRA
4521:Uki-e
4511:Japan
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3665:Roman
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