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Автор: John Stevenson (Джон Стивенсон)
Название: Yoshitoshi`s Strange Tales
Перевод названия: Джон Стивенсон: Странные сказки Ёситоси
ISBN: 9789004337374
Издательство: Brill
Классификация:

Восточное искусство

Гравюра

ISBN-10: 9004337377
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 160
Вес: 1.07 кг.
Дата издания: 19.10.2016
Язык: English
Размер: 295 x 244 x 13
Ключевые слова: Oriental art,Prints & printmaking
Основная тема: Oriental art,Prints & printmaking
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Поставляется из: Англии
Описание: Tais? Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) was the most popular woodblock artist of his day. Customers lined up on the day of publication for his prints of historical characters and beautiful women. His career, which introduced subtle psychological observation to the artistic and representational world of ukiyo-e, straddled the tumultuous late Edo and early Meiji periods. Yoshitoshi was fascinated by the supernatural, and some of his best work concerns ghosts, monsters, and charming animal transmutations. Yoshitoshi’s strange tales presents two series that focus on his depictions of the weird and magical world of the transformed. The first series dates from the beginning and the second from the end of the artist’s abbreviated career, encapsulating his artistic development. One Hundred Tales of Japan and China (Wakan hyaku monogatari) of 1865 is based on a game in which people told short scary ghost tales in a darkened room, extinguishing a candle as each tale ended. New Forms of Thirty-six Strange Things (Shinken sanj?rokkaisen) of 1889-92 illustrates stories from Japan’s rich heritage of legends in more serene and objective ways. The book opens with a study of Japanese ghost prints and analysis of Yoshitoshi’s changing treatments of the genre, and reproduces three rare paintings by the artist. This is Yoshitoshi at his most whimsical and imaginative.

Yoshitoshi`s Strange Tales, John Stevenson